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The Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit has upheld a lower court’s denial of class certification in a Telephone Consumer Protection Act lawsuit in which the plaintiff alleged to have received more than 200 robocalls from an auto lender, agreeing with the lower court that the plaintiff did not …

Spoofing a phone number is bad. Spoofing the phone number of your “bitter” competitor and then making more than 47,000 pre-recorded robocalls is even worse. Which is why the Federal Communications Commission has imposed a fine of nearly $10 million on Kenneth Moser for intentionally trying to harm the business …

An individual in Florida has filed a lawsuit accusing a company of violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act by making debt collection calls to the plaintiff’s cell phone after he had revoked consent to be contacted and told the defendant he intended to file for bankruptcy protection and asked the …

A working group comprised of members from different branches of state and federal government lauded the “considerable progress” that has been made in halting the “scourge of unlawful robocalls plaguing the American public” in a report to Congress required under the Telephone Robocall Abuse Criminal Enforcement and Deterrence (TRACED) Act. …

Another District Court judge has granted a defendant’s motion to dismiss in a Telephone Consumer Protection Act case on the basis that calls made to an individual’s cell phone using an automated telephone dialing system before July 6 — when the Supreme Court ruled in Barr v. American Association of Political …

While there was an uptick in some of the data points tracked by WebRecon in September, the increases — whether comparing the data to August or comparing it to last September — were not that large. The data points that were lower, however, were significantly so. For example, the number …

Those deadline for entities and organizations that want the Supreme Court to adopt a more restrictive definition of the Automated Telephone Dialing System under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act to file their briefs was Friday, and there were seven submitted, including a bipartisan group of 38 state attorneys general, 21 …

As first noted by Eric Troutman at TCPAWorld.com, the plaintiff in an Appeals Court decision that ruled incentive payments for the named plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit are illegal under Supreme Court precedent dating back more than 130 years has filed for an en banc hearing before the Eleventh Circuit. …

A District Court judge in California has granted final approval of a $6 million settlement in a Telephone Consumer Protection Act case that alleged a debt collector placed calls to individuals’ cell phones using an automated telephone dialing system without first obtaining their consent. The defendant has also agreed to …

A District Court judge in Oregon has granted a defendant’s motion to dismiss a claim it violated a state collection law while also ruling that revocation of consent must be made to all parties instead of assuming that if consent is revoked to one party, then all other parties will …