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On January 28, 2025, Kelly Guzzo, PLC filed a class action lawsuit against Coho Financial d/b/a (“Path Lending”), which holds itself to be a tribal lending entity owned and operated by the Guidiville Band of Pomo Indians. This lawsuit challenges the legality of Path Lending’s high-interest loans and seeks damages
Kelly Guzzo, PLC, has filed dozens of class actions against tribal lending entities that make high-interest loans to consumers. Over the past several years, our cases have resulted in the return of more than $100 hundred million dollars to consumers and the cancellation of more than $1 billion dollars of
Kelly Guzzo, PLC recently filed a lawsuit against two credit bureaus, Experian and Equifax, after they issued a mixed credit report. A mixed credit report (or merged file) file occurs when a credit reporting agency combines one individual’s credit report with another person with similar identifying information. In this instance,
In May 2024, Kelly Guzzo filed a lawsuit on behalf of a Hawaii resident against Experian, as well as multiple credit card companies, after they refused to remove inaccurate information from her credit report. This lawsuit came after the consumer discovered a litany of inaccurate credit report information, including: (1)
On June 10, 2024, Kelly Guzzo, PLC filed a class action lawsuit against Eagle Lending, LLC d/b/a Fineday Funds (“Fineday Funds”), which describes itself as a tribal lending entity owned and operated by the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin. This lawsuit challenges the legality of Fineday’s high-interest loans and seeks
Kelly Guzzo, PLC recently filed a lawsuit in federal court in Maryland on behalf of a consumer whose credit reports showed debts belonging to his father, who shared a similar name. Because our client did not incur those debts, his credit reports should not have shown that he owed them.
