The City of Carrollton Environmental Services Department recognized 10 local companies for their commitment to environmental principles and efforts in creating and maintaining a sustainable community at the city council
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A federal magistrate judge in the Northern District of California approved a class settlement of nearly $175,000 for an alleged violation of the FCRA’s stand-alone disclosure requirement. The class was comprised of over 1,000 job applicants who signed a standard form as part of their application, which included both a consumer report disclosure and a liability waiver. The case is
According to the complaint, defendant Quantum Global Technologies, LLC (QGT) is a company that provides outsourced cleaning and engineering services for process tool parts. Plaintiff Paniani Taafua applied for and obtained employment with QGT. During the application process, QGT required each applicant to sign a standard form authorizing QGT to obtain a consumer report on the applicant from a third-party background screening company. In addition to the consumer report disclosure, however, the form also included a liability waiver. Taafua asser