Page 22: Articles from Daniel Cohen

In most cases, no.

Thanks to Consumer Attorneys, a client was able to recover from multiple credit report errors.

The reasonableness of the investigation depends on the circumstances of a case

Hard inquiries appearing on credit reports are normal, and if you’ve applied for a form of credit, you have them on yours.

Getting a letter in the mail from a debt collector saying you owe money can be alarming.

Up to 70% of medical debt will be removed from Americans' credit reports starting July 2022

Hyundai’s $19-Million Credit Reporting Catastrophe, Explained

Equifax Coding Snag Led to Millions of Erroneous Credit Scores Issued to Lenders

While certainly no surprise to attorneys like us who deal with these agencies all the time, it's nice to see the government start to take notice.

New laws in Florida are designed to protect you from harassment by telemarketers, attempting to replace federal laws recently weakened by the Supreme Court.

It turns out that younger, supposedly more tech savvy consumers are actually in the majority.

If you had the misfortune of being erroneously flagged as a terrorist on your credit report, you need to read this.