Katharine Parker, Daniel Saperstein and Kelly Anne Targett of Proskauer Rose, wrote an op-ed in the Aug. 13 edition of the New York Law Journal, City’s New Credit Check Law is Unnecessary. The piece highlights how the New York city council missed a golden opportunity to pass a law that worked and protected both business and employees. The op-ed also cites to testimony offered by CDIA in connection with the council’s legislative process.
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City’s New Credit Check Law Is Unnecessary
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