The Fair Credit Reporting Act preempts “at least some part” of California’s affiliate-sharing statute, but exactly which provisions of state law are preempted is now a question a federal district court must decide, according to a decision from the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. The long-awaited decision in American Bankers Association v. Gould reversed a lower court holding on whether the FCRA preempts the California Financial Information Privacy Act as it regulates information sharing