Verdict in CoreLogic algorithmic report trial should be reversed, US plaintiffs say
( June 4, 2024, 23:15 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Lawyers representing plaintiff Carmen Arroyo told the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit that the appeals court should reverse a district court trial verdict last year that held CoreLogic's CrimSAFE reports did not violate housing discrimination laws based on race. The trial court "evaluated these questions under incorrect legal standards; it failed to consider whether CoreLogic made housing more difficult to obtain, and imposed additional requirements on Plaintiffs not rooted in the" US Fair Housing Act, plaintiffs told the Second Circuit.See attached document....
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