09/08/2021
Our Law Clerk, a graduate student at Yale, wrote an article for our US Supreme Court blog. Case: A fellow went to buy a car. They ran a credit check, credit report said he might be a terrorist. Wasn't true. They wouldn't sell him the car. US Supreme Court by 5-4 made it harder for people to sue a credit agency for putting an inaccurate terrorist or criminal flag in their file.
On the 25th of June, 2021, the US Supreme Court limited the ability of a class of consumer plaintiffs to pursue data privacy-related claims in federal court in TransUnion LLC vs. Ramirez. To have standing to sue, one must show they suffered "concrete harm," even when a credit agency has incorrectly....