Last week, a federal court in Nevada dismissed FCRA claims for the plaintiff’s failure to file within the statute of limitations. Carrington v. Santander Consumer U.S.A., Inc., No. 2:17-cv-00038-KJD-NJK, 2018 WL 4682319 (D. Nev. Sept. 28, 2018). The opinion reminds plaintiffs of the importance of timely filing their claims and reminds defendants of a useful doctrine for the early dismissal of FCRA claims in certain situations. The court provided all litigants with a fairly straightforward analysis of when a FCRA statute of limitations begins to run.
Court Analyzes When Statute of Limitations Begins Running
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- Written by: D. Scott Anderson for The National Law Review
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