Greg Johnson's Blog – October 2015 Archive (2)
Auto Dealership and Lenders Prevail in Fair Credit Reporting Act Litigation
Can an auto dealership be liable for damages when it transmits a customer’s credit application to several financial institutions through an automated on-line credit application system and the financial institutions pulls the customer’s credit report without authorization from the customer? Does a financial institution need consumer authorization to access the customer’s…
Added by Greg Johnson on October 16, 2015 at 6:30pm — No Comments
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