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Right Versus Might: Brennan Law Wins Fisher v. Wells Fargo
Posted on Apr 8, 2007 by Tom Fragala
Recently, there was a court case worth noting. A married couple won in a credit damage case versus Wells Fargo Home Mortgage.
Following a seven-day jury trial, a civil jury in Rancho Cucamonga has just ordered Wells Fargo Home Mortgage to pay consumers Reed and Mary Ann Fisher over $750,000.00 in actual and punitive damages in a lawsuit arising out of alleged false credit reporting by Wells Fargo over a two-year period. Reed & Mary Ann Fisher v. Wells Fargo Home Mortgage.
What happened to them is almost not believable. You might assume this case had something to do with the consumer not paying a bill on time, payment being lost , or something along those lines. No—the Fishers had always been current on their home mortgage payments and had spotless credit files. The problem arose because they had had their home red-tagged because of land instability! Read the complete press release from Brennan law to learn about these people’s two year horror story. Thank goodness it had a happy ending. They made a smart move: they hooked up with an experienced law firm that specializes in credit damage and identity theft, Brennan, Weiner & Associates.
Filed under: Credit, Identity Theft
Tags: credit+damage, credit+file, wells+fargo
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