Wiggins v. Equifax Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• finding no personal jurisdiction over two supervisors at a credit reporting company, because they acted within the scope of their employment when they purportedly (a) issued and transmitted the plaintiffs credit reports to another office and (b
• finding no personal jurisdiction over two supervisors at a credit reporting company, because they acted within the scope of their employment when they purportedly (a) issued and transmitted the plaintiffs credit reports to another office and (b
• “The fact that [the individual defendants] may have acted in a supervisory capacity over persons with contacts with the Distnct [of Columbia] also fails to create personal jurisdiction”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).