Experian answer and corporate disclosures - recusal
The answer is not worth looking at, but the corporate disclosure is interesting:
The undersigned, counsel of record for Experian Information Solutions, Inc., (“Experian”) hereby certifies pursuant to FRCP 7.1 that the following listed parties have a direct, pecuniary interest in the outcome of this case. This certification is made to enable the Court to evaluate possible disqualification or recusal:
1. Parent Companies: The parent company of Experian is Experian Group Limited.
2. Subsidiaries Not Wholly Owned: The following companies are subsidiaries of Experian that are not wholly owned:
(a) First American Real Estate Solutions, LLC
(b) First American Real Estate Solutions II, LLC
(c) Vehicle Title, LLC
(d) Central Source LLC
(e) Online Data Exchange LLC
(f) New Management Services LLC
(g) VantageScore Solutions LLCPublicly Held Companies: Experian Group Limited owns 100 percent of Experian. Experian Group Limited is publicly traded on the London Stock Exchange.
Dated: November 29, 2007
OSBORN MALEDON, P.A.
For the purpose of recusal, shouldn’t they also list the companies owned by the PARENT company?
And it sure is amazing that the British have the financial and personal data for EVERY American.
How about Saudi Arabia, Iran, China, Russia and some other countries start credit reporting companies in America?
Posted by Christine on 11/30/2007 at 06:21 PM
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