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Ineman, Brittany v. Kohl's Corp.
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March 27, 2015
Kohl's Escapes Class Action Over Unwanted Phone Calls
A Wisconsin judge on Thursday dismissed a proposed class action accusing Kohl's Corp. of violating federal law that prohibits businesses from sending unsolicited phone calls, saying the customer who brought the complaint must arbitrate her claims individually per the terms of the store credit card she signed up for.
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October 14, 2014
Kohl's Says Customers Must Arbitrate TCPA Claims
Kohl's Corp. on Friday urged a Wisconsin federal judge to toss or compel arbitration of claims in a putative Telephone Consumer Protection Act class action accusing it of illegally tracking down tens of thousands of consumer debtors' cellphone numbers for collection purposes, saying the credit card agreement the consumers signed includes an arbitration clause.
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June 02, 2014
TCPA Suit Claims Kohl's Sniffed Out Customers' Cell Numbers
A onetime Kohl's Corp. credit card holder lodged an autodialing class action in federal court Monday, alleging that the retailer tracked down tens of thousands of consumer debtors' cellphone numbers for collection purposes in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.