A great decision for Navient Solutions came down yesterday out of the Northern District of Alabama in Green v. Solutions, No. 1:17-CV-1453-VEH, 2018 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 201906 (N.D. Ala. Nov. 29, 2018). Navient Solutions had its motion for summary judgment granted on the basis that it was calling […]
Without further ado, here is the redline of the TRACED Act’s proposed changes and additions to the TCPA. Click here for a more detailed analysis—by none other than the Czar—of just how big of a deal the TRACED Act is and what its passage would mean for the future […]
As of yesterday, the “Good Reyes” contractual consent decision in Tina Few v. Receivables Performance Management out of the Northern District of Alabama has officially been reconsidered and reversed. Cue the sad trombone. As we break it down for you below, the court was ultimately convinced on reconsideration […]
The TCPA already has an ample four-year statute of limitations. But based upon a 1974 Supreme Court case called American Pipe & Construction Co. v. Utah, 414 U.S. 538 (1974), that statute is extended every time a defendant is sued in a class action. And given how frequently […]
Back on June 7, 2018, Representative Frank Pallone, Jr. and Senator Edward J. Markey proposed similar bills to their respective branches of Congress, each entitled the “Stopping Bad Robocalls Act.” The bills are 19 and 18 pages long, respectively, and can be a bit hard to follow unless […]
Greetings, TCPAlanders! I am the Earl of TCPAland. It is my pleasure to meet you all via the interwebs. Below, I bestow upon thee my learned thoughts on four more comments to FCC Docket 18-152. Buckle in, here we go! Electronic Privacy Information Center (“EPIC”): EPIC is a […]
