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Court rules that there can be no TCPA class action if any user (not just the paid subscriber) of a telephone line can sue

A Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) plaintiff and plaintiff’s attorney, Todd Bank, has lost a motion to certify a class action he brought against Icot …

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Court rules that there can be no TCPA class action if any user (not just the paid subscriber) of a telephone line can sue

A Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) plaintiff and plaintiff’s attorney, Todd Bank, has lost a motion to certify a class action he brought against Icot …

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California Attorney General announces it will no longer require Schedule B

The California Attorney General has announced that the Registry of Charitable Trusts will no longer require the filing of Schedule B to the IRS Form …

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Landmark Win for TCPA Defendants: Supreme Court Narrowly Interprets an “ATDS”

It’s not an April Fools’ Day joke. After years of uncertainty as to what an “automatic telephone dialing system” (ATDS) actually means under the Telephone …

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Which Curfew Statute Applies When a Consumer Uses a Mobile Telephone Number?

Summary Regarding mobile phones, the FCC will likely apply the current logic used for landlines. That is to say, if a consumer at her sole …

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How Should a BPO Handle a CCPA Request from a Client’s Customer?

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is a hot topic right now for my clients. Many are receiving requests from consumers exercising rights under the …

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Copilevitz Lam & Raney case heads to the US Supreme Court

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Does Your Business Need to Keep an “Internal” “Do-Not-Call” List?

I received a very strange call yesterday from a female name and caller ID that I did not recognize. The male caller identified himself using …

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Monitoring Disclosure for Text Chat Support

Anytime you call a business, you will hear something like “this call can be monitored for quality control purposes” prior to speaking to a live …

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New York Passes Law Effectively Becoming a Two-Party Consent State for Call Recording

On August 21, 2017, New York amended its telemarketing disclosure law to require prompt disclosure of whether the call is being recorded. The law, which …

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Are “ringless voicemail” calls exempt from the TCPA?

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) prohibits any person from making any call using an automatic telephone dialing system (ATDS) or prerecorded message to any …

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