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FCRA Violation

Posted on June 20, 2019 by Sheri Lash

Another lawsuit for an FCRA violation. 7-Eleven reaches a settlement of nearly $2 million for not using a stand-alone notice when conducting background checks on applicants. I can’t stress the importance of separate Disclosure & Authorization forms when submitting a background check. Lawsuits like this pertain to tenant screenings as separate forms should be used as well.

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