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Ninth Circuit Significantly Restricts Permissible Contents of FCRA Disclosure Forms – Gilberg v. California Check Cashing Stores...

Employers who use third party vendors to perform background checks regarding job applicants and current employees know that they must comply with the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act’s technical disclosure and authorization...more

Employers Must Use New, Mandatory FCRA “Summary of Your Rights” Disclosure in Connection with Background Checks

As of September 21, 2018, employers that use third-party background checks – regulated as “consumer reports” under the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) – must add new terms to the form entitled “A Summary of Your...more

New "Ban the Box" Laws in Washington Take Effect June 2018

Washington is the latest state to pass a so-called “Ban the box” law that limits employers’ ability to use criminal background checks to screen applicants and employees....more

Employee Background Checks: Avoiding FCRA Liability When Conducting Due Diligence

Employers, understandably, want to know as much as possible about job candidates, and many look to background checks as a source of relevant information. Unfortunately, the laws governing employer use of background checks,...more

Seattle City Council Enacts Controversial and Restrictive Criminal Background Check Ordinance

On June 10, 2013, the Seattle City Council passed an ordinance significantly restricting private employers’ ability to rely on criminal background checks to screen applicants for jobs in the City of Seattle. If Mayor McGinn...more

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