Pro Se Sues Experian for $20K! Will He Get it?

A pro se plaintiff takes on Experian in small claims court, demanding $20,000 over alleged credit reporting violations.

He claims repeated disputes, ongoing inaccuracies, and real-world consequences tied to his credit report — but in court, the judge has questions. What counts as actual damages? What evidence is required? And is this even the right court for this kind of case?

As the hearing unfolds, both sides lay out their positions, and the courtroom discussion turns into a lesson on jurisdiction, proof, and what pro se litigants must be prepared to show when they sue a major corporation.

Watch the full hearing to see how the judge handles the claims, the evidence presented, and where this lawsuit ultimately leads.

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