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The United States Postal Service (USPS) uses General Information Services (GIS) technology to perform background checks on new hires, sometimes acting on erroneous information

This is the (sadly typical) story of one of our clients and her struggles with inaccurate information appearing in background reports from no less than 5 different credit reporting agencies

In 2021, service-members, veterans, and military family members reported nearly 50,000 cases of identity theft to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

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

A letter from our founder, Daniel Cohen

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

Unauthorized withdrawals are often a sure sign of identity theft. You need to deal with it quickly and thoroughly. Here’s how.

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

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.