Sections
7 entriesSection 1785.30Allows a consumer, after a credit-reporting agency reinvestigation, to demand in writing that a furnisher correct information believed inaccurate. The furnisher must…Section 1785.31Allows consumers harmed by consumer-credit-reporting violations to recover actual damages and, for willful violations, $100 to $5,000 punitive damages per violation; knowingly…Section 1785.32Bars consumers, except under the referenced statutory remedy, from bringing defamation, invasion-of-privacy, or negligence claims against consumer reporting agencies, report users, or…Section 1785.33Limits an action enforcing liability under the chapter to two years after the plaintiff knew or should have known of the violation…Section 1785.34Bars a consumer credit reporting agency or information user from being sued under the specified state remedy for the same act or…Section 1785.35Exempts from the title consumer credit reports limited by their terms to public-record disclosures concerning land and land titles. Exempts persons whose…Section 1785.36Prohibits enforcement of any waiver of the title’s provisions by declaring such a waiver contrary to public policy, void, and unenforceable. Bars…