United States:
Eleventh Circuit Doubles-Down On TCPA Precedent
05 March 2020
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
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Samantha Southall and Jennifer Olmedo-Rodriguez, shareholders in
the firm's Litigation section, authored "Eleventh Circuit
Doubles-Down on TCPA Precedent," published
in Daily Business Review. They discuss a
recent landmark decision surrounding the Telephone
Consumer Protection Act, wherein the Court held that calls placed
without the use of a phone system that dialed randomly of
sequentially generated phone numbers to reach the recipient do not
meet the definition of an automatic telephone dialing system and
are not covered by the TCPA.
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