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A New York judge has refused to throw out an action against a major credit card issuer arising from what he called "the relatively new and profound problem" of identity theft. The plaintiff has accused Discover Financial Services of negligence in connection with $14,000 in unauthorized charges that eventually resulted in a reduction of his credit rating. Discover had asked the court to throw out the suit because more than three years had elapsed since the time the plaintiff first learned of the debt.
July 20, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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