To sue a CRA...

[texmedic]

What is the name of your state? Texas


Is it better to file against a CRA in Federal or "Local" court? I am about to file against one for reporting information that belongs to my father that they refusr to remove. And another thing, how do I prove damages if I have not been turned down for any credit as a result of their error? Is it enough that it prevented me from applying for credit, mortgages, etc? Any help will be greatly appreciated...

 

[Ladynred]

No, you have to have PROOF that you've been 'hurt' by their misdeeds.

You can sue the CRA's in any court of competent jurisdiction.