According to the lawsuit, the mistake was part of a broader coding issue impacting the ratings agency. The lawsuit could impact millions of other individuals who applied for loans over a three-week span earlier this year, it adds. Damages sought are not public.
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Woman Sues Equifax Over 130-point Credit Report Mistake
Nydia Jenkins, of Florida, is suing credit agency Equifax after alleging she was denied a loan due to a 130-point error on her credit report. So reports the Associated Press.
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