United States:
What Constitutes An Autodialer Under The TCPA Is In Flux
08 October 2018
BakerHostetler
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Partner Rand McClellan recently posted an article to
BakerHostetler's Financial Services Blog on the Ninth
Circuit's recent ruling on what constitutes an "automatic
telephone dialing system" (ATDS) under the Telephone Consumer
Protection Act and the current uncertainty about the definition of
an ATDS.
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