May 5, 2023
Apartment company accused of not following law on consumer reports
The plaintiffs accuse defendant Legacy Partners Inc. of violating the Investigative Consumer Reporting Agencies Act, which sets requirements for organizations that collect investigative consumer reports.
Eighteen plaintiffs sued a California real estate firm, alleging it failed to disclose the nature and contents of consumer reports the company gathered on them as a condition of tenancy.
“Defendants concealed from plaintiffs the nature and type of the investigative consumer reports they would procure about the plaintiffs, the date the reports would be procured, the entity or entities which would provide the reports, and plaintiffs’ rights ...
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