Investigating Credit Disputes under the FCRA

Data furnishers have seen an increased number of consumer disputes over the last few years, which can strain resources and result in legal risks under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). Furnishers are required to investigate and respond to consumer disputes within 30 days and must often manage unexpected changes in the volume or type of disputes they receive.

Join Jennifer L. Sarvadi, and Erica A.N. Kramer, both partners at Hudson Cook LLP will examine the legal requirements for the dispute resolution process and discusses practical tips for handling disputes. This event includes a live Q&A session moderated by Dan Smith, President & CEO at the CDIA.

Five enrollments per organization
Participant’s instructions and handout material will be emailed to you 24 hours prior to the event broadcast date.
An on-demand replay file will be shared 48 hrs after the event, accessible online for up to one year. The on-demand replay file can be shared internally with your team.

Legal Disclaimer

CDIA’s webinars are educational in nature and do not represent legal advice. If you need legal advice, consult an attorney in your jurisdiction.

Feb. 20, 2024 @ 3:00pm EST

$175 for members & nonmembers*

Price incl. up to 5 separate participants login from the same organization

*Free for Annual Subscribers; no registration required.

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