The Debt Bondage Repair Act amended the Fair Credit Reporting Act to help protect survivors from continuing financial harm. If debt resulting from human trafficking is still appearing on your credit report, you may be entitled to compensation.
Complete the Free Case Review form on this page or call us now at 1-877-735-8600 to speak with our attorneys about your situation.
For many survivors, the financial impact doesn’t end when trafficking does.
Credit cards opened in your name. Loans you were forced to take out. Collections tied to debt you never voluntarily created. Those accounts can continue affecting your credit long after you’re trying to move forward.
The law recognizes that survivors deserve protection from this continued financial harm.
If your credit report still includes debt connected to human trafficking, we’re here to help.
For nearly three decades, Francis Mailman Soumilas, P.C. has represented consumers nationwide in litigation under the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
The Debt Bondage Repair Act expanded important protections for survivors of human trafficking. When consumer reporting agencies fail to comply with those legal obligations, survivors can continue suffering financial consequences that federal law was designed to prevent.
If that has happened to you, our attorneys can determine whether you’re entitled to compensation.
You shouldn’t have to continue dealing with financial harm caused by trafficking-related debt.
Complete the Free Case Review form on this page to have your situation reviewed by our attorneys.
Or call 1-877-735-8600 to speak with our team.
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