In full bloom in the American penal system is “The GreenHouse”. At Rikers Island is what the New York Times called…

As reported by Bloomberg, the U.S. Supreme Court “refused once again consider whether Congress is disregarding a long-held legal doctrine and…

RentGrow won a victory in the Seventh Circuit on definition of “conviction”.  Adalco v. RentGrow, No. 18-1932 (7th Cir. 2019).  The…

The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia dismissed a putative class action, with prejudice, against First Advantage Background…

Linda Lacewell, the superintendent of the New York Department of Financial Services (DFS), said that her Department has started an investigation…

Announcing Judicial Review: A New Source Sheet for CDIA members and the consumer reporting community.  The Consumer Data Industry Association is…

CDIA sent a letter to the State of Missouri State Courts Administrator expressing concern that Missouri Supreme Court Operating Rule 2.04…

The New York Times recently ran a story, Many Renters Who Face Eviction Owe Less Than $600; Can Washington do something…

As noted by a Hunton blog, “Dollar General and the [EEOC] settled a six-year-old Title VII lawsuit.  The EEOC brought its…