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Bill Dominguez v. Yahoo Inc
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October 26, 2015
TCPA Suits Get Another Boost As 3rd Circ. Defines Autodialer
The Third Circuit on Friday endorsed the Federal Communications Commission's broad definition of "autodialer" in reviving a Telephone Consumer Protection Act suit against Yahoo, further expanding the universe of businesses that can be dragged into the growing class action fold, attorneys say.
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October 23, 2015
3rd Circ. Breathes New Life Into Yahoo TCPA Suit
The Third Circuit on Friday revived a proposed class action accusing Yahoo Inc. of sending unsolicited text messages in light of a recent Federal Communications Commission declaratory ruling that expanded the definition of a telemarketing autodialer under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.
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November 21, 2014
3rd Circ. Mulls Yahoo Text Service In TCPA Class Action
A federal judge wrongly dismissed a putative class action against Yahoo Inc. after concluding that unsolicited text messages sent to a Philadelphia man could not be counted as a computerized, unsolicited phone call under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, a Third Circuit panel heard during oral arguments Friday.