Kelly v. Business Information Group, Inc. – $3.3 million settlement

CLA represented a national class of consumers on whom the defendant sold reports to potential employers without meeting FCRA requirements for notifying consumers about the reports or ensuring their contents were complete and up-to-date. The settlement provided practice changes and a cash settlement fund of $3,300,000 from which class members received cash payments.

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Mixed Credit Files: When Someone Else’s Information Gets On Your Credit Report
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Re-Aged Debt Disputes: Fix an Incorrect Date of Delinquency Fast
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