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A New York magistrate judge has denied a request to stay discovery in a TCPA SMS class action, finding that the question of whether text messages constitute "calls" under the statute remains an open issue in the jurisdiction. Despite a growing national trend of courts ruling that SMS messages are not calls under Section 227(c)(5), the court pointed to recent contrary precedent within the Southern District of New York, suggesting that jurisdictions with existing negative rulings may remain "red" pending appe

Concora Credit has agreed to pay $9.375 million to settle a TCPA class action lawsuit over wrong number robocalls, with prominent TCPA attorney Mike Greenwald securing another major victory. The settlement includes over $5 million for approximately 147,000 class members, $3 million in attorney fees, and a commitment to spend at least $1 million on TCPA compliance over three years.

TopGolf faces a TCPA class action lawsuit for allegedly sending unwanted marketing text messages before 8 a.m. Pacific time, violating federal regulations on permissible calling hours.

The FCC has released a new Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that could fundamentally reshape TCPA compliance requirements for businesses. The proposal addresses critical issues including shortened opt-out timeframes, mandatory two-way texting capabilities, "revoke all" mechanisms, and clarification on how revocation requests apply across affiliates and business divisions.

Teleflora has agreed to pay $6 million to settle a TCPA Do Not Call SMS class action lawsuit at $251 per class member, despite multiple federal court rulings that could have significantly weakened or eliminated the plaintiffs' claims. The settlement raises questions about legal strategy when recent precedents suggest SMS messages may not be subject to TCPA DNC rules, cell phones may not be covered by DNC provisions, and there may be no private right of action under these rules.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has proposed the Florida Anti-Spam Communications Act, a comprehensive legislative package targeting phone and text fraud through enhanced enforcement...

A federal court in Michigan dismissed most claims in a TCPA lawsuit after finding that the plaintiff's allegations failed to establish that the calls constituted "telephone solicitation" under the statute. The ruling hinged on whether asking about debt qualifies as marketing when no actual sale was attempted during the conversation.

The Deserve to Win team breaks down the huge combination of Contact Center Compliance with PureCaller ID to create Sonera with CEOs Ron Allen, Derek Oberholtzer and Mark Mitchell.

A federal court in Virginia has ruled that text messages do not qualify as "telephone calls" under the TCPA's do-not-call provision and that cell phones are not "residential lines." The decision joins a growing number of courts adopting similar interpretations, significantly impacting how businesses and plaintiffs approach TCPA litigation.

A federal court in Arizona denied Avid Telecom's attempt to depose non-lead state attorneys general in a massive 48-state TCPA and consumer protection lawsuit, ruling that states relying on common facts already covered by lead states are shielded from duplicative Rule 30(b)(6) depositions. The decision establishes a high bar for defendants seeking to depose individual state governments in multi-state regulatory actions, allowing non-lead states to avoid the burden and expense of separate depositions.

California's legislature has passed Senate Bill 690, a groundbreaking law that retroactively eliminates pen register CIPA cases related to website usage, fundamentally reshaping the landscape of privacy...

A California appellate court affirmed the dismissal of Vivek Shah's default judgment against marketing agency Wpromote, finding critical gaps between his boilerplate CIPA allegations and the actual facts pled. The decision highlights how Shah's pattern of cookie-tracking lawsuits continues to unravel when courts apply proper scrutiny to whether his complaints substantively support the legal claims being made.

A Maryland federal court dismissed both TCPA claims against debt collector TrueAccord, ruling that debt collection texts do not constitute telephone solicitations under the Do Not Call provisions and that the defendant's texting platform did not meet the statutory definition of an automatic telephone dialing system. The case demonstrates the evidentiary requirements for defeating ATDS claims at summary judgment and clarifies when debt collection communications fall outside TCPA's solicitation restrictions.

The FCC is poised to implement sweeping changes to TCPA revocation rules and SMS regulations, while major class action settlements reveal critical compliance lessons for businesses deploying AI voice solutions. Bigly Sales CEO Tom Ryan shares how prioritizing TCPA compliance became the key differentiator that positioned his company for a profitable exit in the competitive GenAI marketplace.

When an insurance administrator sends text messages to customers using data obtained through a dealership's point-of-sale system, can it claim an established business relationship exemption? A California federal court examines whether handling customer data for a partner creates direct liability and whether receiving information from a dealer constitutes a business relationship with the end customer.

A federal court in Washington granted a defendant's motion to bifurcate discovery in a TCPA putative class action, limiting the initial 120-day discovery phase to seven specific individual issues including consent, standing, and whether the plaintiff received telephone solicitations.

Federal appellate courts are divided on who qualifies as a "consumer" under the Video Privacy Protection Act, with the Supreme Court now set to resolve whether a subscription must involve audiovisual goods or services or if a newsletter subscription suffices. The distinction could significantly reshape litigation exposure for businesses using tracking pixels and offering video content, as the financial stakes in class actions can escalate quickly under the VPPA's damages framework.