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Individual lawsuit alleging violations of 47 U.S.C. § 227 regarding restrictions on the use of telephone equipment.

Individual lawsuit alleging violations of 47 U.S.C. § 227 regarding restrictions on the use of telephone equipment.

Individual lawsuit alleging violations of 47 U.S.C. § 227 regarding restrictions on the use of telephone equipment.

The court affirmed the denial of class certification in this TCPA lawsuit, highlighting the difficulty of certifying classes in certain TCPA contexts.

Individual lawsuit alleging violations of the TCPA regarding telephone equipment usage restrictions.

Individual lawsuit alleging violations of the TCPA regarding telephone equipment usage restrictions.

Individual lawsuit filed alleging violations of 47 U.S.C. § 227 regarding restrictions on the use of telephone equipment.

A pending TCPA lawsuit filed in April 2026 regarding restrictions on the use of telephone equipment.

A pending TCPA lawsuit filed in August 2026 regarding restrictions on the use of telephone equipment.

A pending TCPA lawsuit filed in August 2026 regarding restrictions on the use of telephone equipment.

A pending TCPA lawsuit filed in August 2026 regarding restrictions on the use of telephone equipment.

The FCC Enforcement Bureau removed 14 companies from the Robocall Mitigation Database, requiring all voice service providers to cease accepting calls from these entities.

A class action complaint alleging that the defendant violated the TCPA by placing illegal telemarketing robocalls to consumers.

A pending lawsuit alleging violations of the TCPA regarding the use of telephone equipment for marketing or communication purposes.

A pending lawsuit alleging violations of 47 U.S.C. § 227 regarding the restrictions on the use of telephone equipment.

A major class action settlement involving allegations of repeated telemarketing calls to individuals on the National Do Not Call Registry.

The Fifth Circuit issued a significant ruling regarding the TCPA, setting aside a decades-old FCC rulemaking concerning written consent requirements for telemarketing.

The court granted summary judgment in favor of the defendant in a case regarding debt collection calls placed to a cellphone.

A court denied a motion to dismiss, allowing claims regarding unwanted calls to a number on the National Do-Not-Call Registry to proceed.

Claims against two insurance companies were dismissed for failing to provide factual evidence of a vicarious liability agency relationship.

Claims were dismissed because the plaintiff failed to plausibly allege that the third-party telemarketers were acting as agents of the defendant.

A district court dismissed a class action regarding text messages, citing the Seventh Circuit’s Steidinger precedent to hold that the TCPA does not cover SMS.

The Seventh Circuit held that the TCPA’s private right of action for Do-Not-Call violations does not apply to text messages because they are not telephone calls as defined in 1991.

The FCC removed 14 voice service providers from the Robocall Mitigation Database for failing to comply with robocall rules, effectively barring them from the U.S. network.

Major precedent involving massive telemarketing violations of the TCPA and TSR, resulting in a landmark $280 million government civil penalty alongside a $61 million private class action judgment.

Civil action filed alleging violations of 47 U.S.C. § 227 relating to unlawful restrictions on the use of telephone equipment, automated dialing, and telemarketing outreach without valid consent.

Landmark Supreme Court precedent striking down the government-backed-debt collection exception to the TCPA automated call ban as unconstitutional content-based discrimination under the First Amendment, while severing the exception to preserve general robocall protections.

Significant Supreme Court TCPA ruling shifting away from administrative agency deference following Loper Bright, requiring district courts to independently interpret TCPA statutory terms rather than deferring strictly to FCC rulings under the Hobbs Act.

Settlement of $2.5 million resolving ongoing class action litigation involving alleged violations of the TCPA for automated telephone outreach.

Granted final approval for a $3.49 million settlement to resolve class claims alleging that United HealthCare violated the TCPA by placing unauthorized automated calls to consumers concerning its Optum HouseCalls program.

Class action settlement preliminarily approved for $4.1 million resolving claims alleging Truist Bank placed automated robocalls to cellular numbers regarding unrelated accounts without consent under the TCPA.

The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals issued a precedent-setting decision affirming dismissal of a putative class action, holding that text messages do not constitute 'telephone calls' under the TCPA private right of action in 47 U.S.C. § 227(c)(5).

Federal Trade Commission enforcement action against VoIP telecommunications carrier XCast Labs for facilitating, routing, and transmitting hundreds of millions of illegal robocalls and fraudulent spoofed calls across the United States in violation of the TSR and TCPA regulations.

The district court dismissed a putative TCPA class action alleging unsolicited marketing calls against EMPWR Solar after serial TCPA litigator James Shelton failed to establish sufficient evidentiary proof that his phone number was actively registered on the National Do Not Call Registry at the time of the calls.

Class action settlement resolving claims that United HealthCare Services placed unauthorized calls and robocalls to consumers regarding its Optum HouseCalls program in violation of TCPA restrictions.

Class action settlement resolving allegations that Truist Bank violated the TCPA by placing unauthorized automated and robocalls to cellular telephone numbers regarding unrelated or wrong accounts without the recipients' prior express consent.

Putative class action alleging Concora Credit placed non-emergency prerecorded and artificial voice calls to cellular phones regarding credit card accounts without prior express consent, including repeated voicemails sent to reassigned numbers. The parties agreed to a $9.375 million settlement comprising an $8.375 million fund and $1 million in compliance expenditures, which received preliminary approval in August 2026.

In a unanimous landmark decision, the Supreme Court narrowed the definition of an Automatic Telephone Dialing System (ATDS) under the TCPA, holding that a device must have the capacity to either store or produce a telephone number using a random or sequential number generator.

In this putative TCPA class action challenging recruiting text messages sent without consent, the court issued an order compelling the healthcare recruiter to turn over internal text message transmission data during discovery.

Civil enforcement action filed under 47 U.S.C. § 227 alleging Sticker Mule transmitted unauthorized promotional text messages in violation of statutory TCPA telemarketing restrictions.

Putative class action alleging Consider Solar repeatedly transmitted unwanted prerecorded telemarketing robocalls and violated National Do Not Call Registry protections under 47 U.S.C. § 227.

The FCC Enforcement Bureau issued a formal Notification of Suspected Illegal Traffic against gateway provider RGTN USA Inc. for transmitting illegal foreign-originating robocalls, spoofed caller IDs, and vishing schemes into the U.S. telephone network.

Gen Digital agreed to a $9.95 million class action settlement to resolve claims that the company violated the TCPA by placing marketing calls using prerecorded and artificial voice messages to consumers without required consent.

The court approved a $1.625 million class action settlement resolving allegations that Comodo Group violated the TCPA through unauthorized telemarketing contacts, resulting in an average recovery of approximately $596 per participating class member.

In a major precedent-setting decision, the Seventh Circuit held that text messages do not constitute 'telephone calls' within the meaning of Section 227(c)(5) of the TCPA, affirming the dismissal of a putative class action concerning unwanted marketing text messages.

Reported TCPA litigation over autodialed mortgage-servicing and collection calls to mobile numbers.

Reported TCPA class settlement over autodialed telemarketing calls to mobile numbers.

Reported TCPA settlement concerning autodialed and text-message telemarketing. Verify exact figures against the primary docket.

FCC enforcement finding of tens of millions of do-not-call violations and spoofed telemarketing calls; among the largest reported TCPA enforcement actions.

Widely reported TCPA class settlement alleging autodialed and prerecorded telemarketing calls placed without prior express consent.