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An attorney from Kentucky recently responded to a report regarding nursing homes, saying that the finding highlighted the need for more stringent background screenings.Bowling Green-based lawyer Lee Coleman referenced a report by the New York

A debt collection agency in Florida that used social media to track down its cases will no longer be able to use the tactic following a decision handed-down by a Pinellas County Judge, the St. Petersburg Times reports.Circuit Judge W. Douglas

Delving into a job candidate's background is an important step for any school, especially when it comes to teachers. Two institutions in New Jersey are now considering whether to extend mandatory background screening to volunteers and coaches.According

The Braswell Library in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, desired a way to improve and streamline its customer service. To help meet customer demand for new technology, the library recently unveiled a new identity verification platform that will

Consumers are once again beginning to borrow at high levels, and much of that can be attributed to increased auto purchasing, according to the Federal Reserve. With borrowing exceeding $5 billion for January, despite decreases in credit card