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Stephanie Elizabeth Emanuel

The Law Office of Stephanie E. Emanuel

Address of record: 427 SENATOR STREET, # 3, Brooklyn, NY 11220, 732-804-9948
Email: seelaw29@gmail.com
Phone: (732) 804-9948
Fax: Fax 347-497-5922

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Babuadze v. TransUnion Consumer Credit Class Action

A proposed class action against TransUnion, LLC concerning consumer credit matters. Based on the nature of suit code (480 Consumer Credit) and the numerous individual plaintiffs listed, this appears to involve allegations affecting ordinary consumers' credit reporting or credit-related rights, though specific allegations are not detailed in the docket metadata provided.

Filed: May 11, 2026
Represents: George Babuadze, Bernesed Devault, Brett Cooper, Alejandro Vallesillo, Algenys Acevedo, Adre Adams, Anthony Bufkin, Bobbie Jo Massey Martinez, Brandi Richardson, Bretran Renaldo Thompson, Carroll Terrell, Charles Lewis, Courtney Patrice Lanium, David Jermaine Aaron, Deborah Pelletier, Dennis W. Wehr, Farhiya Osman, Gabriel Dinero, James Curry, Jr., Jeremy Don Tune, Jeremy Lamb, Jose Rivera, Linda Franceia Goodwin, Mary Kowal, Noelle Marie Magness, Phillip Joseph Mazzio, Pierre Lazure Dupree-Cain, Quiana Danette White, Quincy Richardson, Reginald Craig Holst, Rene Israel Hernandez, Shamreeka Joy Burnette, Shanekqua Coats, Steven Deante Adams, Tracy Dionne Richardson, Tracy Lynette Manier, Vivian Christine Moore, Dina Douglas Takouris, Jonathan Adam Keel, Morgan Ralph Flint, Nicola Alice Scott, Wajiha Hyder

“Recovery” and “exposure” refer to total disclosed settlement funds in associated cases, not money personally won or lost by an attorney. Settlements generally resolve disputed allegations without a finding that either side won. Data comes from public court dockets and may be incomplete.