Clark v. TransUnion, LLC – groundbreaking settlement
Clark v. TransUnion, LLC – groundbreaking settlement

CLA represented a class of approximately 20 million consumers against TransUnion for violations of the FCRA. In yet another first-of-its-kind settlement, TransUnion agreed to that all existing public records (like tax liens and civil judgments) will be removed from consumer’s reports. Class members were also eligible for cash payments due to Trans Union’s misreporting of these records.

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