Judge Donald Middlebrooks recently dismissed a plaintiff's "permissible purpose" claim under the Fair Credit Reporting Act ("FCRA") where the alleged facts showed that the defendant/creditor was attempting to collect a debt and had a good faith belief that the account belonged to the plaintiff. In Little v. Asset Acceptance, Case No. 9:12-cv-81116 (S.D. Fla.), Carole Little filed suit against Asset Acceptance, LLC, claiming that Asset had no permission to access her credit report, that she had never applied to Asset for credit, and that she does not maintain a credit account with ...
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