Showing category Fair Credit Reporting Act

You may have read (or watched) The Lord of the Rings. If so, then I think you’ll understand this analogy:… Read More

Although consumers understand that negative information on credit reports – such as an account placed for collections – generally “ages… Read More

Credit reports contain personal and sensitive information.  This fact is not only understood as a matter of common sense but… Read More

Senate Bill 1581 was introduced to amend the Fair Credit Reporting Act (“FCRA”).  This Bill was recently passed by the… Read More

There are only a limited number of circumstances under which a credit pull (or inquiry) can be conducted under the… Read More

The Ninth Circuit recently reversed the determination of a district court that granted summary judgment against a plaintiff in a… Read More

Only under certain circumstances can a business obtain the credit report of an individual.  When a business obtains the credit… Read More

Millions of people around the world use their cell phones to accomplish everything they would on a computer and more…. Read More

Consumer information is personal and sensitive. The Fair Credit Reporting Act (“FCRA”) provides consumers with rights that must be respected… Read More

Credit reports are an important tool that credit lenders use to determine if a person is creditworthy. When inaccurate or… Read More