About Us
A Baton Rouge law firm focused on Fair Credit Reporting Act cases, with 29+ combined years of attorney experience and clients in every state.
Our mission
Outside of one’s family, health, and close relationships, there is nothing that affects our daily lives more than our finances and credit situation. Our mission is to guide our clients to a positive outcome in court that improves their financial and credit situations and, in turn, leads to better and happier lives for them and their families.
The practice
We Are a Laser Focused Firm
A consumer law firm specialising in consumer credit litigation — almost entirely under one federal statute.
The FCRA is not just one of many areas of the law we handle. It is our focus.
Unlike many other law firms, we focus our practice almost entirely on Fair Credit Reporting Act cases. That is what lets us put experienced attorneys on your file — attorneys who already know the intricacies of consumer law rather than reading into them for the first time.
Our attorneys have 29+ combined years of experience and have successfully litigated FCRA cases for thousands of consumers. That depth is what lets us advocate with confidence and efficiency instead of caution.
29+ Years
of combined attorney experience litigating claims under the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
Thousands of Consumers
represented against credit bureaus and the companies that furnish data to them.
Nationwide
clients, from every state and across all incomes and backgrounds.
Who we represent
What the Statute Means for You
Our Clients
The FCRA requires that attorneys’ fees be paid by the defendants rather than the plaintiff. So if you have a legitimate case, your personal income has no effect on the quality of your representation.
That is what lets us represent clients from every income and background, anywhere in the United States. If none of our attorneys is licensed where you live, we retain licensed local counsel for you at no extra charge.
Consumer Law
The Fair Credit Reporting Act is a federal statute enacted to regulate the credit reporting industry. It imposes requirements on the credit reporting agencies and on “data furnishers” — the companies that report data to them.
Under the FCRA, the bureaus must maintain policies and procedures that keep consumer data reported with maximum possible accuracy. Both bureaus and furnishers must investigate when a consumer tells them something is wrong.
What most people do not realise is that reporting false information, and continuing to report it after a dispute, is itself a violation of the statute. If false, inaccurate, or deceptive information is on your credit report, that is the claim.
The team
The People Behind the Practice
The attorneys and staff at Raburn Kaufman — who they are, where they trained, and what they handle.
Jonathan Raburn
Managing Partner
Kyle Kaufman
Partner
Recognition
- Lawyers of Distinction2022
- Lawyers of Distinction2023
- 20 Year AwardJonathan Raburn
What Clients Say
Watch Our Clients
All Client Videos
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case is different and must be evaluated on its own facts.