On-Demand: What We Learned From 2022's Top FCRA Developments

The Fair Credit Reporting Act saw no shortage of activity in 2022, including judicial decisions, regulatory actions, and federal and state legislation. Furnishers and CRAs also saw substantial litigation activity and regulatory guidance throughout 2022. As we reflect on certain significant developments from the past year, we should be prepared for a busy 2023.

Join David Anthony, Partner, Troutman Pepper and Cindy Hanson, Partner Troutman Pepper as they discuss these key developments and what we can do to prepare for 2023! This webinar will include a live Q&A moderated by Eric Ellman, Senior Vice President of Public Policy & Legal Affairs, CDIA.

Discussion Topics

Article III Standing
Credit Reporting and Furnishing
- duties to reasonably investigate consumer disputes.
- furnishers’ investigation of indirect disputes deemed frivolous.
- furnishing medical debt information
- failure to detect and remove logical inconsistencies in credit reporting
- distinction between legal and factual disputes
Other Significant Decisions
- Third Circuit: Kirtz v. TransUnion LLC
- Sixth Circuit: Hammoud v. Equifax Information Services LLC
- Second Circuit: Mader v. Experian Information Solutions Inc
Legislative Updates
- Survey of recently introduced federal bills affecting FCRA-regulated entities.

Duration

60 min.

Includes

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.

Time Requirement: 60 min

$175 for members & nonmembers*

The price includes an on-demand MP3 replay file.

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