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Consumer Reporting (FCRA)
Learn about your rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), the federal law that protects consumers from credit report errors, background check mistakes, and other inaccurate or unfair reporting. Wells Law – Chicago helps individuals correct false information, fight identity theft issues, and hold credit bureaus and furnishers accountable when they violate the law.


Why We Don’t Chase the Identity Thief — and What We Do Instead
Wells Law - Chicago has helped countless identity theft victims restore their financial standing, recover maximum damages, and get on track. But we don't pursue the identity thief -- here's why.
Wells Law - Chicago
3 days ago3 min read


From Rising Star to Super Lawyer: Honored Recognition in Consumer Protection
Recognized as a Super Lawyer since 2018 and Rising Star 2012–2014, Wells Law – Chicago fights credit report errors, debt collection abuse & robocalls. Request a Free Case Review today.
Amy Wells
Sep 162 min read


An Estimated One In Four Credit Reports Contains An Error – Keeping Tabs On Your Credit Report & Disputing Any Errors Is More Important Than Ever
One in four credit reports has a serious error. The risk to your financial future is too high not to keep tabs on your consumer reports. Find an error? Contact us for a Free Case Review.
Wells Law - Chicago
Aug 237 min read


Don’t Give Away Your Rights – Or Your Money – On Credit Monitoring Services
Don't waste your time - or waive your legal rights - by using credit monitoring services.
William Blake
Jun 143 min read


Denied a Job, Promotion, or Place to Live After a Background Check?
Background checks can be the deciding factor when applying for your dream job. Inaccurate information is common. This article explains your legal rights under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).
William Blake
Dec 14, 20245 min read


According to CFPB, Credit Report Errors are Getting Worse
Instances of credit report errors are on the rise. Wells Law - Chicago has helped countless consumers correct the errors and recover maximum compensation.
William Blake
Aug 22, 20232 min read
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