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In today’s digital age, communication is more accessible than ever. However, this ease brings challenges, particularly for those who have recently acquired a new phone number. Unwanted texts and calls to someone who just got a new number are becoming more prevalent as numbers are recycled. Unlike a brand-new number,
In today’s digital age, companies are increasingly relying on text messages to connect with consumers. While convenience and efficiency are often their goals, the relentless stream of messages can quickly blur the line between helpful communication and intrusive spam. This line might have already been crossed for recipients of unwanted
With the increase in unsolicited and unregulated phone calls and text messages being made, action was required. This led to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) becoming a law. Regulations have been put in place to control the type of calls that they are allowed to make and to whom.
Our firm has recently been investigating potential violations of consumer law by Conn’s Furniture Store and Conn’s Home Plus. The stores sell electronics, furniture, and other home goods, regularly through their own store credit application process. If a person falls behind on their payments, Conn’s may use an automatic telephone
This article refers to a closed class action case from 2016. We are no longer accepting clients for this particular settlement. However, if you are dealing with recent TCPA claims, contact us for a consultation. JP Morgan Chase has agreed to pay to resolve claims arising under the Telephone Consumer
Portfolio Recovery Associates recently settled a class action lawsuit for $18 million over alleged Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) violations. This ends a multi-district litigation case over allegations that the company made robocalls to consumers without their prior express consent. Portfolio Recovery Associates Class Action This class action settles four