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Recent News About Lehman
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Visa U.S.A. Inc. accused of violating telephone harassment statutes
A woman is suing Visa U.S.A. Inc. for allegedly violating telephone harassment statutes. -
New York man alleges Trans Union, Equifax mixed credit file with another individual's file
PHILADELPHIA – A New York resident alleges two credit bureaus have mixed his credit file with that of a family member. -
Maryland consumer alleges credit bureaus, others are reporting inaccurate information on credit history
PHILADELPHIA – A Maryland man alleges his credit has been damaged by inaccurate information. -
Consumer claims Trans Union, Experian mixed credit file with his brother's file
PHILADELPHIA – A Texas resident alleges he has suffered harm to his credit score and credit reputation because Trans Union and Experian have confused his credit file with that of his brother. -
Consumer claims Equifax, NRA Group are reporting inaccurate information on credit report
HARRISBURG – A Missouri man alleges inaccurate information is listed on his credit report. -
Consumer claims she does not owe debt to Aaron's Inc.
PHILADELPHIA – A consumer claims that a company is harassing her with telephone calls to collect a debt she does not owe. -
Man claims Colonial Financial Services Inc. accessed credit file without consent
PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia consumer alleges a Philadelphia business unlawfully accessed his credit file. -
Florida woman alleges credit bureaus failed to correct inaccurate information on report
PHILADELPHIA – A Florida woman alleges she has been damaged by inaccurate information on her credit report. -
Man alleges NRA Group, Equifax is reporting inaccurate information on credit report
HARRISBURG – A Missouri man alleges his credit reputation and score has been damaged by inaccurate information on his report. -
Court tosses preliminary injunction against former Letterle & Associates employee
HARRISBURG – The state Superior Court has overturned a preliminary injunction granted in 2016 that prohibited P. Joseph Lehman Inc. employee Steven J. Treschow from sharing confidential information related to the clients of former employer Letterle & Associates Inc., according to a July 6 ruling. -
Court won't affirm Oren as deputy constable because of past troubles with law
HARRISBURG — The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania has affirmed a lower court's denial of a petition to appoint JohnCarlo Oren as the deputy constable for the Borough of Delaware Water Gap. -
Third Circuit: Washington Crossing Inn did not fire former banquet manager for age discrimination
PHILADELPHIA – A former banquet manager at the Washington Crossing Inn has not overcome a prior ruling of summary judgment made in favor of her prior employer, a federal appeals court declared. -
Federal judge denies motion to stay in proposed class action case against Trans Union
PHILADELPHIA – A major credit reporting agency’s motion to stay proceedings in a prospective class-action lawsuit filed against it has been denied without prejudice in federal court. -
Black female police officer sues Philadelphia Housing Authority over discrimination allegations
PHILADELPHIA – A woman is suing the Philadelphia Housing Authority alleging violation of multiple laws, claiming that she was discriminated against due to her race and gender.