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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 …

A District Court judge in Louisiana has granted a defendant’s motion to dismiss after it was sued for violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act by making calls to individuals’ cell phones using an automated telephone dialing system, saying that any such call made before July 6 — when the Supreme …

The Federal Communications Commission has issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that seeks to possibly amend the exemptions that have been granted under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act allowing some entities to make calls using automated telephone dialing systems or artificial or pre-recorded voices, which could possibly include debt collection …

Trying to make heads or tails of how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting the volume of lawsuits filed against collection agencies continues to baffle, according to the latest data released yesterday by WebRecon. In July, where the volume of lawsuits alleging violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the Fair …

An individual has filed a Telephone Consumer Protection Act lawsuit, claiming she received more than 130 debt collection calls from a defendant allegedly using an automated telephone dialing system after revoking consent to be contacted. A copy of the complaint in the case of Hammond v. USAA Federal Savings Bank, …

Mark your calendars, ladies and gentleman. December 8 is not just a day that is two days before my birthday anymore. That Tuesday will be the day that the Supreme Court will hear arguments in Facebook v. Duguid, a case that aims to settle — once and for all — …

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled yesterday in a Telephone Consumer Protection Act case against a debt collector that incentive payments for the named plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit are illegal under Supreme Court precedent dating back more than 130 years. A copy of the ruling in the case …