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Congressional Hearing on Disputing Inaccurate Data
Posted on Jun 25, 2007 by Tom Fragala
I got this from Mark Enderle the other day:
By the way, you might be interested to know that the House Financial Services Committee had a hearing 2 days ago examining “Consumers’ Ability to Dispute & Change Inaccurate Information.” …I think you would find it quite illuminating. The total hearing lasts exactly 3 hours.
Here is the link to the House Financial Services Committee hearing. There were two panels.
Panel One:
- Ms. Lydia Parnes, Director, Bureau of Consumer Protection, Federal Trade Commission
- Ms. Sandra Braunstein, Director, Division of Consumer and Community Affairs, Federal Reserve System
Panel Two
- Mr. Evan Hendricks, Editor/Publisher, Privacy Times
- Mr. Stuart Pratt, President and CEO, Consumer Data Industry Association
- Ms. Chi Chi Wu, Staff Attorney, National Consumer Law Center
- Ms. Anne P. Fortney, Partner, Hudson Cook, LLP
- Mr. Leonard A. Bennett, Consumer Litigation Associates, P.C.
Tags: credit+dispute, credit+report
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