If a creditor is found to have violated the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, he is liable for:
A) actual damages
B) punitive damages up to $10,000
C) attorney's fees
D) court costs
E) all of the other specific choices are correct

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If a creditor is found to have violated the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, they are liable for actual damages, punitive damages up to $10,000, attorney's fees, and court costs. Therefore, all of the other specific choices are correct.

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