Consumer Law Scholarship, Credit Reporting

Suffolk Law Review Symposium on Credit Scoring and Reporting Now Available Online

Posted on January 29, 2014 by Jeff Sovern

Here. Here's a list of the articles:

Credit Reports and Employment: Findings from the 2012 National Survey on Credit Card Debt of Low- and Middle-Income Households

by Amy Traub ·

Medical Debt and Its Relevance When Assessing Creditworthiness

by Mark Rukavina

Discriminatory Effects of Credit Scoring on Communities of Color

by Lisa Rice and Deidre Swesnik

The Misconception of the Consumer as a Homo Economicus: A Behavioral-Economic Approach to Consumer Protection in the Credit-Reporting System

by Adi Osovsky

Selling Consumers Not Lists: The New World of Digital Decision-Making and the Role of the Fair Credit Reporting Act

by Ed Mierzwinski and Jeff Chester

Adapting Credit Scores to Evolving Consumer Behavior and Data

by Frederic Huynh

The Legal Framework of Consumer Credit Bureaus and Credit Scoring in the European Union: Pitfalls and Challenges—Overindebtedness, Responsible Lending, Market Integration, and Fundamental Rights

Federico Ferretti

Foreword: Symposium On Credit Scoring and Credit Reporting

by Terry Clemans

Compromising the Safety Net: How Limiting Tax Deductions for High-Income Donors Could Undermine Charitable Organizations

by Patrick E. Tolan, Jr.

Making Law with Lawsuits: Understanding Judicial Review in Campaign Finance Policy

by Rebecca Curry

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