Saw a friend get screwed over by Checkr when their background check showed a criminal record that wasn’t theirs. Tried disputing it endlessly, but Checkr basically ghosted them. When it comes to Checkr lawsuit, it seems like sometimes legal action is the only way these companies take you seriously. The link I found explains how these lawsuits work and what people can expect: https://consumerattorneys.com/article/checkr-lawsuit. Crazy that a company responsible for your future can treat your life like a low-priority support ticket. Anyone else think it’s about time they’re held accountable?