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A recent amendment to the Fair Credit Reporting Act that precludes a private right of action may not be retroactively applied to claims that accrued before the statute's effective date, the 7th Circuit has ruled.
Two plaintiffs sued lenders who allegedly violated the Act. One plaintiff received a credit card offer from a bank and claimed it failed to make clear and conspicuous disclosures; the other claimed a car insurer failed to give him an adverse action notice when it used his credit report to set his rates and then failed to use updated, more favorable report information when it renewed his rates.
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...Concepcion--as one leading class action lawyer called it, as well as the aftershocks alrea... on April 15, when the FRB published a notice seeking comment on the application to thrift holdi... those scores, and related information, in adverse action and risk-based pricing notices provided to ...
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The adverse action notice provisions of the Fair Credit Reporting Act may apply to a company that provides mortgage guaranty insurance to a mortgage lender where the premium rate was determined, in part, by information in the borrowers' credit report, the 3rd Circuit has ruled.
The borrowers were a husband and wife with a poor credit history who contracted to build a new home. A lender agreed to loan them 98 percent of the purchase price if they paid for mortgage insurance. The lender then requested that the defendant provide the insurance.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 /U.S. Newswire/ -- On August 21, FreedomWorks Foundation filed an amicus brief before the Supreme Court supporting petitioners who requested that the Supreme Court review a decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit regarding the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). In that decision, the court ruled that under FCRA an insurer is required to issue consumers an "adverse action" notice whenever it offers a policy at a rate greater than the rate the company might offer if the consumer had a perfect credit rating.
FreedomWorks believes that this interpretation of FCRA conflicts with previous interpretations in other circuit courts. The FCRA ruling also has the potential to increase the costs of insurance for all consumers while decreasing the likelihood th...
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... of Public Welfare (Department) mailed a notice to all food-stamp recipients in the State with ear..., recipients of the notice, brought a class action in Federal District Court, alleging that the notic... between requiring advance notice of an "adverse action" based on the particular facts of an indivi...
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... CRA, and if the employer intends to take "adverse action"21 against the individual based in whole or... disclosure must be provided in a written notice that is mailed, or otherwise delivered, to the ind...