Understanding Documents from the Big Three Credit Reporting Agencies
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Understanding what information to request—and how to use it effectively—can make a significant difference in the strength of an FCRA case. This webinar will help consumer attorneys identify the key documents, data, and other materials relevant to claims involving Experian, TransUnion and Equifax providing practical guidance on the information that can support case evaluation, discovery, and litigation strategy.
What You Will Learn:
What are the documents and information maintained by Experian, TransUnion and Equifax that are important to litigate your case to prepare for summary judgment and trial.
How to identify specific departments/employees within Experian, TransUnion and Equifax that possess information that may be suitable for deposition testimony in your case.
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Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits
What are the documents and information maintained by Experian that are important to litigate your case to prepare for summary judgment and trial.
Understanding what information to request—and how to use it effectively—can make a significant difference in the strength of an FCRA case. This webinar will help consumer attorneys identify the key documents, data, and other materials relevant to claims involving Experian, providing practical guidance on the information that can support case evaluation, discovery, and litigation strategy.
What You Will Learn:
• What are the documents and information maintained by Experian that are important to litigate your case to prepare for summary judgment and trial.
• How to identify specific departments/employees within Experian that possess information that may be suitable for deposition testimony in your case.
Douglas Hollon
Douglas “Doug” Hollon is the owner of Credit Experts of Noth Texas, LLC. He has worked in the consumer reporting industry for over 20 years. His experience includes: 200 plus cases as an expert, previous role as a 30(b)(6) corporate representative for Experian, qualified by both Federal and State courts, testimony in depositions, arbitrations, plus Federal and State trials. His formal education, training, and certifications include consumer reporting, data furnishing, credit risk modeling, credit score development, legal compliance, and credit analysis. Doug is not only available as an expert, but also provided consultation, training, and has been a speaker at national conferences.
James Ristvedt
James Ristvedt is Managing Attorney & Trial Counsel at Consumer Justice Law Firm. His practice is focused primarily on the FCRA. He has served as lead counsel in countless lawsuits, arbitrations, appeals, and jury trials, helping recover millions of dollars on behalf of consumers across the country. He has also prevailed in multiple appeals, including matters involving successful oral arguments, and has won critical dispositive motions at the trial court level, both by defeating defendants’ motions for summary judgment and by obtaining summary judgment for plaintiffs. In addition to his casework, James leads a litigation team of several attorneys, paralegals, and legal assistants, providing strategic oversight, mentorship, and case development.
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Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits
What are the documents and information maintained by Equifax that are important to litigate your case to prepare for summary judgment and trial.
Understanding what information to request—and how to use it effectively—can make a significant difference in the strength of an FCRA case. This webinar will help consumer attorneys identify the key documents, data, and other materials relevant to claims involving Equifax, providing practical guidance on the information that can support case evaluation, discovery, and litigation strategy.
What You Will Learn:
• What are the documents and information maintained by Equifax that are important to litigate your case to prepare for summary judgment and trial.Justin Baxter
Partner
Baxter & Baxter, LLP
Justin Baxter is an AV rated trial lawyer with Baxter & Baxter, LLP, in Portland. He received an $18.5 million verdict against Equifax, a $200,000 verdict against Equifax, a $95,000 verdict against TRS Home Furnishings under the Oregon Unlawful Debt Collection Practices Act, and a $100,000 verdict against a debt buyer and collection law firm under the FDCPA.
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Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits Recorded On: 09/22/2026
This webinar will help consumer attorneys identify the key documents, data, and other materials relevant to claims involving TransUnion, providing practical guidance on the information that can support case evaluation, discovery, and litigation strategy.
Understanding what information to request—and how to use it effectively—can make a significant difference in the strength of an FCRA case. This webinar will help consumer attorneys identify the key documents, data, and other materials relevant to claims involving TransUnion, providing practical guidance on the information that can support case evaluation, discovery, and litigation strategy.
What You Will Learn:
• What are the documents and information maintained by TransUnion that are important to litigate your case to prepare for summary judgment and trial.Drew Sarrett
Drew Sarrett has practiced consumer law since 2011. He also represents individuals in civil rights, employment, and discrimination matters. He has tried cases in multiple courts and argued successful appeals before the Supreme Court of Virginia. He serves as the President of the Board of Directors for Virginia Judges and Lawyers Assistance Program and on the Board of Directors for the Virginia Poverty Law Center. He currently focuses on individual and class consumer protection cases, with a primary focus on FCRA and auto defect matters.
