Credit damage is a special damage that occurs when third-party actions incorrectly cause negative information to appear on a person’s credit report. The extensive use of credit reports in so many categories is a relatively recent development, and as a result, many attorneys do not even think to include this measurable damage to credit costs, credit capacity or credit opportunity in their damage demand. This course covers the common law and statutory basis for this special damage and details how to spot these types of damages in your client’s file.
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