Yes, you can sue Checkr for mistakes on your background report. Not only can you sue Checkr to correct their errors, but you can also demand compensation for financial losses and emotional distress.

Checkr Disputes: When and How to File. Why Checkr Disputes Often Go Unresolved and How to Correct Your Report If Checkr Fails to Properly Investigate.

How to File and Win a Checkr Lawsuit? Who Is Eligible for a Checkr Lawsuit, and What Compensation Can You Receive After a Checkr Lawsuit Is Settled?

The most frequent mistakes occur with consumers who already have a history of criminal cases. Checkr frequently fails to update the status of these cases, sometimes reporting outdated or irrelevant information.