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Legislation Proposed to Help With Credit Reports After Equifax Breach
In light of the recent Equifax breach, that gave away millions of people’s personal information, a handful of senators have reintroduced legislation that would put more power in the hands of consumers. Specifically in relation to their credit reports. Senators Brian Schatz (Hawaii), Elizabeth Warren (Massachusetts), Claire McCaskill (Missouri), Richard Blumenthal (Connecticut), Bernie Sanders (Vermont)…
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Lawsuits Start Piling Up Against Equifax Due to Massive Data Breach
About 30 lawsuits have been filed in the United States against Equifax. This is coming after the credit reporting company said that thieves may have stolen personal information for 143 million Americans, in what might be the worst hack ever. It’s definitely not the largest from a numbers perspective, but it is the worst in…
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Will You Be Able To Sue Equifax for Stolen Personal Information?
As we reported earlier, the Equifax breach was the worst leak of personal information of all time. The incident affects possibly as many as 143 million people. We also mentioned in another post, that you might be able to sue Equifax. But only if you read through the fine print properly. Equifax themselves have made…


