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The Third Circuit has ruled that a two-page fax promoting a pharmaceutical patient assistance program qualifies as an unsolicited advertisement under the TCPA, even when framed as "support" rather than a direct sales pitch.

A federal court approved a $68 million settlement resolving claims that Google's voice-activated devices recorded private conversations without user consent, even when not activated by "Hey Google" commands. The case alleged that Google Assistant-enabled devices captured audio through false activations and shared recordings with third-party contractors, raising significant privacy and wiretapping concerns.

When Wayfair faced a CIPA lawsuit over tracking pixels allegedly sharing user browsing data with six social media platforms, the company deployed nearly a dozen creative legal defenses—from encryption arguments to First Amendment claims. The court systematically rejected almost every theory, yet Wayfair secured dismissal of one claim for an unexpected reason that had nothing to do with the merits.

A federal court in California granted Warby Parker's motion to dismiss a class action lawsuit, ruling that anti-spam claims were preempted by federal law and that privacy allegations failed to establish concrete injury.

A federal court suggests that merely providing a phone number to a caller may constitute express consent under the TCPA for robocalls, potentially opening the door for widespread automated calling practices in the GenAI era. The ruling in Smith v. Examworks addresses whether consent must specifically authorize robocalls or if general consent to be called is sufficient, with significant implications for telemarketing compliance.

A bipartisan House bill threatens to resurrect the FCC's controversial one-to-one consent rule that nearly devastated the lead generation industry. The "Stop Spam Calls Act" would require businesses to obtain individual consent for each seller, reversing the Eleventh Circuit's previous rejection of this restrictive regulation.

A federal court in California delivered a split decision on summary judgment motions in a TCPA case, ruling that the defendant's dialing system did not qualify as an automatic telephone dialing system...

Texas lawyers using lead generators face massive penalties under new barratry litigation, with violations triggering up to $50,000 in civil penalties per person.

A California federal court has issued findings recommending dismissal of three TCPA claims against debt collector Credence Resource Management, LLC, finding that the plaintiff's allegations were conclusory and contradictory. The court determined that calls specifically targeted at a named individual cannot simultaneously be characterized as randomly generated, and that debt collection calls do not constitute telephone solicitations under DNC regulations.

A federal court in New York dismissed a California consumer tracking class action on standing grounds after the case was transferred from the Northern District of California, finding that device identifiers, email addresses, and even Venmo transaction data failed to establish concrete injury under Second Circuit precedent. The ruling demonstrates how venue transfer can fundamentally alter the legal landscape of privacy litigation, as the court applied stricter Second Circuit standing requirements rather tha

A New Jersey federal court recently ruled that text messages qualify as "telephone calls" under TCPA Section 227(c)(5), but the decision's reasoning directly contradicts arguments...

B2B enterprises that license business contact databases, customer insights, or enrichment APIs may inadvertently qualify as data brokers under expanded state registration laws. Texas Senate Bill 2121 eliminated the principal-revenue threshold in September 2025, potentially capturing companies that process third-party data about individuals they never directly engaged. Understanding whether your organization meets the new definition—and the compliance obligations that follow—has become essential