1:26-cv-04129 Hughes v. Trans Union, LLC
Case Summary
Hughes v. Trans Union, LLC is a civil case filed under docket 26-cv-04129. The plaintiff has been granted permission to proceed in forma pauperis, allowing the case to move forward without prepayment of court fees due to financial hardship. The case likely involves claims against Trans Union, a consumer reporting agency, though specific allegations are not provided. Proceeding in forma pauperis facilitates access to justice for plaintiffs with limited means. The case's substantive issues and claims remain unspecified, pending further filings or court orders.
Stage
Court order issued
Timeline
9 events
Coverage
9 articles
Sources
1
Key Issues
- • Consumer reporting agency liability
- • In forma pauperis status
- • Access to justice
Case Timeline
9 events1:26-cv-22547 MARMOLEJOS v. Trans Union LLC
The court issued an order in the case of Marmolejos v. Trans Union LLC, which is related to the broader litigation involving Hughes v. Trans Union, LLC. This order likely addresses procedural or substantive matters in the case and is available in a paperless format. It matters because court orders guide how the case proceeds and can impact the rights and obligations of the parties involved.
1:26-cv-22433 Brownlee v. Trans Union LLC
In the case Hughes v. Trans Union, LLC, the court issued an order related to a separate but connected case, Brownlee v. Trans Union LLC. This order, which was filed electronically without a paper copy, likely addresses procedural or substantive matters important to both cases. It matters because it may influence how the cases proceed or are resolved.
1:25-cv-26111 Souffrant v. Trans Union LLC
In the case Hughes v. Trans Union, LLC, a notice was filed indicating that a ninety-day period related to the separate case Souffrant v. Trans Union LLC has expired. This likely pertains to a deadline or a waiting period for certain actions or responses in the litigation process. Understanding this timeline is important for managing case progress and ensuring compliance with procedural requirements.
1:26-cv-04129 Hughes v. Trans Union, LLC
A new case titled Hughes v. Trans Union, LLC was filed, initiating legal proceedings between the plaintiff Hughes and the defendant Trans Union, a credit reporting agency. This marks the formal start of the dispute, allowing the parties to present their claims and defenses in court. It matters because it sets the stage for resolving the issues raised by Hughes against Trans Union through the judicial process.
0:25-cv-61556 Coles v. Trans Union, LLC
The court scheduled a status conference for the case Coles v. Trans Union, LLC to discuss the progress and next steps of the litigation. This meeting helps ensure that the case moves forward efficiently and that both parties are aligned on upcoming deadlines and procedures.
1:26-cv-01099 Lashley v. Trans Union LLC
In the case Lashley v. Trans Union LLC, the court issued a protective order to limit the sharing of sensitive information during the litigation process. This helps ensure that confidential data is safeguarded and only used appropriately in the case. Such orders are common in cases involving private or proprietary information.
0:26-cv-61078 Francis v. Trans Union LLC
Clerk's Notice to Filer - ELECTRONIC CASE, SUMMONS(ES)
9:25-cv-81089 Magee v. Trans Union, LLC
The court issued an order to dismiss and close the case Magee v. Trans Union, LLC, which was filed under case number 9:25-cv-81089. This means the legal dispute in that case has been resolved or otherwise concluded, and no further proceedings will take place. Closing the case helps clear the court's docket and provides finality to the parties involved.
1:26-cv-04069 Dennis v. TransUnion, LLC
In the case of Dennis v. TransUnion, LLC, the court granted the plaintiff permission to proceed in forma pauperis, meaning they can continue the lawsuit without paying court fees due to financial hardship. This allows individuals who cannot afford legal costs to have their cases heard. It matters because it ensures access to justice regardless of a person's financial situation.
Press Coverage
1:26-cv-22547 MARMOLEJOS v. Trans Union LLC
Order (PAPERLESS or pdf attached)
1:26-cv-22433 Brownlee v. Trans Union LLC
Order (PAPERLESS or pdf attached) ( 6
1:25-cv-26111 Souffrant v. Trans Union LLC
Notice of Ninety Days Expiring ( 5
1:26-cv-04129 Hughes v. Trans Union, LLC
0:25-cv-61556 Coles v. Trans Union, LLC
Order Setting Status Conference
1:26-cv-01099 Lashley v. Trans Union LLC
Protective Order ( 15
0:26-cv-61078 Francis v. Trans Union LLC
Clerk's Notice to Filer - ELECTRONIC CASE, SUMMONS(ES)
9:25-cv-81089 Magee v. Trans Union, LLC
Order Dismissing/Closing Case or Party ( 24
1:26-cv-04069 Dennis v. TransUnion, LLC
Proceed In Forma Pauperis ( 4