Stafford v. Cross Country Bank
District Court, W.D. Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM OPINION
HEYBURN, Chief Judge.
Plaintiffs John and Julie Stafford filed this action against Defendant Cross Country Bank, (the “Bank”), in connection with debt accumulated on a Bank credit card under John Stafford’s name. The Staf-fords contend that someone else fraudulently obtained the credit card. They have now filed suit alleging violations of federal and state consumer protection statutes as well as state common law. The Bank filed a motion for summary judgment arguing that all of the claims should be dismissed. These motions require the Court to explore the intricate…
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