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Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion Support U.S. Consumers with Permanent Extension of Free Weekly Credit Reports
  • September 18, 2023
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ATLANTA & COSTA MESA, Calif. & CHICAGO–The three Nationwide Credit Reporting Agencies (NCRAs) – Equifax® (NYSE:EFX), Experian (LON:EXPN) and TransUnion (NYSE:TRU)...

Consumer Data Industry Association: California Assembly Passage of ‘Delete Act’ Sets Severely Flawed Example for Other States to Follow

(Washington, DC) – Dan Smith, president and CEO of the Consumer Data Industry Association (CDIA), made the following statement today about...

Consumer Data Industry Association Launches Campaign to Highlight How California’s “Delete Act” Could Severely Harm Consumers

Mobile billboard truck, online ads, educational website show unintended consequences of mass deletion of consumer data (Sacramento, CA) The Consumer Data...

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Eric Ellman
January 12, 2023
Legal Affairs
S.C. Screen Scraping Case Can Proceed
We reported before on screen scraping litigation in federal court in South Carolina where the ACLU and the NAACP filed a...
Court RecordsCOVID-19EvictionPrivacyPublic RecordsScreen scraping
Eric Ellman
April 20, 2022
Views
NAACP, ACLU Support Screen Scraping for S.C. Court Records
In March 2022, as noted in a press release, “[t]he American Civil Liberties Union, ACLU of South Carolina, and the NAACP...
Court RecordsEvictionPrivacySSI
Eric Ellman
April 5, 2022
Views
Identifiers Are Critical for Court Record Access
On April 3, 2022, six people were killed and 12 others injured in a tragic mass shooting in Sacramento, California. A...
Court Records
Eric Ellman
March 15, 2022
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The Georgia Court System Shows Flaws; Shows a Critical Need for Improvement; and How the Private Sector Can Help
The Consumer Data Industry Association has long advocated for greater uniformity, standardization, centralization, and automation of court records across the U.S....
CDIAConsumer DataCourt RecordsPASSSSI
Eric Ellman
March 10, 2022
Views
Literally Stealing Food Out of the Mouths of Those in Need: Background Checks Could Have Prevented "Massive" Fraud in Minn.
Few crimes are worse than literally stealing food from families in need, but that’s what happened in Minnesota in 2021 because...
Background ChecksConvictionCourt RecordsSecond ChancesSSI
Eric Ellman
January 7, 2022
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Baltimore City Worker With "Extensive" Record Allegedly Steals City Vehicle for ATM Theft
Even though Kirk Parker, Jr., has an “extensive criminal record,” he was still hired in 2019 by the Baltimore City’s Department...
ConvictionCourt RecordsSecond Chances
Eric Ellman
November 18, 2021
Views
U.S. reaches tentative settlement in excessive PACER fees lawsuit
A long-running complaint of many users of the PACER system may finally be reaching an end. The Public Access to Court...
Court RecordsSSI
Eric Ellman
October 5, 2021
Views
California Automatic Expungement Bill Dies on the Assembly Floor
On the last day of the 2021 legislative session, a bill that would have limited employers’ and landlords’ access to criminal...
ConvictionCourt RecordsPASSSecond ChancesSSI
Eric Ellman
July 13, 2021
Views
Consumer Groups to HUD:
In July 2021, several consumer groups, led by the ACLU, wrote a letter to HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge offering “proposals for...
CFPBCourt RecordsCredit ReportEvictionFCRAFTCHUDPrivacySSI
Eric Ellman
May 21, 2021
Views
Expunging Records: It's Not as Easy as Some Were Led to Believe
“’I just worry that we are over-promising something to millions of people — that there’s going to be a magic wand...
AccuracyCourt RecordsPASSSSI