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Uncertainty Surrounding Personal Jurisdiction and Purposeful Availment in TCPA cases post-Hood

May 5, 2022abartley-yates@rothjackson.comRecent News, TCPA

In TCPA cases, some defendants who are not “at home”[1] in the forum state will seek dismissal under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(b)(2) for lack of personal jurisdiction. Typically, in TCPA cases, a 12(b)(2) motion is filed when the…

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What The Supreme Court’s Facebook Ruling Means for The Future of TCPA Claims

April 2, 2021abartley-yates@rothjackson.comRecent News, TCPA

Yesterday the Supreme Court issued its ruling in Facebook, Inc. v. Duguid, clarifying what qualifies as an automatic telephone dialing system (ATDS) under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.  For potential TCPA defendants, it’s a very good ruling—it adopts a narrow…

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Virginia Becomes Second State to Adopt Data Protection Law – What This May Mean for Your Business

March 8, 2021abartley-yates@rothjackson.comRecent News, TCPA

On March 2, 2021, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam signed off on the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (“CDPA”), which will take effect on January 1, 2023.  This makes Virginia the second state in the country (after California) to adopt more…

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When is Calling or Messaging Software an Autodialer under the TCPA?

October 13, 2020abartley-yates@rothjackson.comRecent News, TCPA

In my opening article on the TCPA, I provided a brief overview of what the TCPA is and how it may affect your business.[1]  In this follow-up article, I’ll dive a bit deeper into a key question that commonly arises…

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A Brief Intro to the TCPA

October 13, 2020abartley-yates@rothjackson.comRecent News, TCPA

This article offers a brief introduction to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act¹ and the Federal Communications Commission’s implementing regulations², which I’ll refer to collectively here as the “TCPA.”³ Among other things, the TCPA regulates calls or messages delivered with what…

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Roth Jackson Attorneys Settle Landmark FTC Litigation – Company Rescued from Receivership.

September 22, 2020abartley-yates@rothjackson.comRecent News, TCPA

Roth Jackson attorneys were instrumental in the settlement of a landmark lawsuit brought by the Federal Trade Commission and Ohio Attorney General that resulted in favorable settlement terms for its clients and the release of companies from receivership. The FTC…

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Court Adopts Present Capacity Standard for Autodialers and Reasonableness Test for Calls to Reassigned Numbers

January 25, 2019kthomas@rothjackson.comTCPA

TCPA defendants can add another weapon to their arsenal with Roark v. Credit One Bank, N.A., a decision out of the District of Minnesota (in the 8th Circuit). Roark provides the first rejection of the 9th Circuit’s ruling in Marks…

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Court Rejects Marks and Holds that ACA Int’l Vacated FCC’s Predictive Dialer Rulings and that an ATDS Must Have the Capacity to Generate Phone Numbers

January 10, 2019kthomas@rothjackson.comTCPA

The Northern District of Iowa has given us TCPA practitioners an excellent piece of authority to show that Congress meant what it wrote when it defined an “automatic telephone dialing system.” The court, in Harbach v. USAA Federal Savings Bank,…

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Court Denies Class Certification in TCPA “Wrong Number” Case

December 21, 2018kthomas@rothjackson.comTCPA

Even in well-tended yards, weeds can emerge. Wrong numbers are the weeds of a well-tended TCPA compliance program. Notwithstanding your best efforts to cultivate and grow communications campaigns rooted in consumer consent, calls to wrong numbers are often inevitable. Numbers…

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No Fruit of the Poisonous SMS: Trial Court Rules that Responding to “HELP” Message Doesn’t Violate the TCPA, Even if Initial Message Did

November 30, 2018kthomas@rothjackson.comTCPA

New Jersey’s federal trial court ruled in Zemel v. CSC Holdings, LLC that “when an individual sends a message inviting a responsive text, there is no TCPA violation” when you respond. That sounds perfectly reasonable, but the outcome was not…

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