At least 16 credit union leagues are now suing Equifax over the credit bureau's massive data breach.
Some of the newest include the Indiana Credit Union League on November 10, the Credit Union Association of the Dakotas on November 9, and the Association of Vermont Credit Unions.
Like many executives whose leagues have already taken Equifax to court, Credit Union Association of the Dakotas President and CEO Jeff Olson had some stern words for the company.
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