The 6/18/04 Order re. MIS (CreditData SW) Summary Judgment
I couldn’t be any happier!
I lost the 3 fictitious claims (claims I never made) and the toll free number claim. But that is now a claim against Experian. Judge Broomfield counted 13 remaining claims, I never actually did a count and every time I look at the exhibits I find new claims. Discovery will be interesting!
The scanned pages 1 - 23 of the order
I just read all 23 pages, had only read the summary earlier. That was a lot of work for Judge Broomfield! I wonder how long he worked on that. It seems like many filings are such a waste of time and tax payer funds. Not to mention my time. Of course my defendants would not dream of submitting filings like this MIS Motion for Summary Judgment if they had to pay the plaintiff’s attorney. Since I don’t have an attorney (yet) and they don’t have to pay for my time, they just try to wear me out.
I highly recommend that all pro se litigants suing or intending to sue CRAs read this order and bookmark it.
There are great references and Judge Broomfield very nicely explained many cases and rules.
You may recall my recent posting about “feeling like I can move mountains.” I know I have a great case. I’m sure there are many things I still have to learn, but I think the worst is over.
And it’s really strange that the court mailed the order. It was signed on the 17th, filed the 18th, postmarked on the 21st and delivered on the 23rd. It contained an authorization to fax orders to me. But they already have my authorization and have been faxing everything until now. Strange.
Posted by Christine on 06/24/2004 at 06:52 AM
2003 Suit (appealed, Experian filed credit reports on PACER) • MIS (CreditData SW) - AZ Experian affiliate • (0) Comments • Permalink
