Henderson v. Corelogic National Background Data, LLC – $7.54 million settlement

CLA represented a class of approximately 75,400 consumers that Corelogic falsely reported were sex offenders, largely because Corelogic pretended the FCRA did not apply to its business and so it had no duty, and therefore no process, to accurately report such information. The case resulted in a settlement of $7,540,000 from which class members received shares.

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