TransUnion To Pay $23M Over Tenant Screening, Credit Locks

By Jon Hill & Grace Dixon · October 12, 2023, 12:25 PM EDT

Federal regulators said Thursday that TransUnion has agreed to pay $23 million to resolve multiple alleged failures, including claims it shoddily compiled eviction data for rental background checks and took years...

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Case Information

Case Title

Federal Trade Commission et al v. Transunion Rental Screening Solutions, Inc. et al

Case Number

Court

Colorado

Nature of Suit

Consumer Credit

Date Filed

October 12, 2023

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