Kelley Drye & Warren has notched a victory on behalf of appliance retailer P.C. Richard & Son in a class action lawsuit over sales receipts that conveyed too much information about customers.

The ruling in Baskin v. P.C. Richard & Son could halt the spread of litigation for technical violations of the Fair and Accurate Credit Transaction Act of 2003 in state courts. FACTA provides statutory damages of up to $1,000 for each technical violation, a standard met when a retailer prints more than 5 digits of a customer’s credit card number on a store receipt.

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