In the last year, Whole Foods, Michaels, Panera, Publix Supermarkets, just to name four, have been sued for what a Fortune…

“A class of more than 100,000 payday loan customers reached a $24 million cash settlement [recently] to end allegations that consumer-reporting…

A recent blog from Jackson Lewis highlights key changes to Philadelphia’s Unlawful Credit Screening Practices in Employment ordinance and the city’s…

February 2016, CDIA filed an amicus brief with the New York Court of Appeals in Griffin v. Sirva, Inc. In short,…

The New York Times recently ran a story, Many Renters Who Face Eviction Owe Less Than $600; Can Washington do something…

Legislation in New York clearly recognizes the power of data sharing to help the state’s residents ease their way into government…

The Laura and John Arnold Foundation announced in June 2015, that As was reported today by The New York Times in “Turning the…

A recent story in the New York Post highlights how long it can sometimes take for the government to conduct a…