Tag: TCPA

At least one federal court ruled that an “established business relationship” can be created during a telephone call – and prevent further ... Read Article

In a 6-3 opinion, delivered by Justice Kavanaugh, the Supreme Court affirmed the Fourth Circuit’s ruling in Barr v. American Association of Political Consultants, ... Read Article

One of the key issues in any Telephone Consumer Protection Act class action lawsuit is whether there exists “prior express written consent.”  ... Read Article

A company that managed the ownership rights of a film hired a company to promote and market the film.  There were approximately ... Read Article

In Bader v. Navient Solutions, LLC (N.D. Ill. June 14, 2019), the North District of Illinois dismissed a Telephone Consumer Protection Act ... Read Article

FCC Commissioner Delivers Pro-Telemarketer TCPA Speech – May 2019 FCC Commissioner Michael O’Reilly recently delivered a telemarketer defense-oriented speech at an event ... Read Article

FCC Releases Draft Order to Combat “Robocalls” The Federal Communications Commission recently released two draft orders intended to address  unlawful robocalls. The ... Read Article

Congress Proposes Legislation to Combat Robocalls Congress has proposed a bill to attack robocalls.  The “TRACE Act” would expand FCC authority under ... Read Article

SCOTUS Grants Certiorari in TCPA Case Following the ACA International decision from the D.C. Circuit, it was a matter of when, not ... Read Article

Class actions are designed to promote the efficiency of litigation by allowing the claims of a group of individuals with the same ... Read Article