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Shannon Smith v. Blue Shield of California Life and Health Insurance Company et al
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January 17, 2017
Blue Shield Escapes TCPA Class Action Over Single Call
A California federal judge last week gave Blue Shield a quick win in a proposed class action accusing the insurer of violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act based on a single recorded phone call about plan renewal, saying common sense concludes a purely informational call isn’t an ad.
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August 29, 2016
Blue Shield Says Providing Plan Info Doesn't Violate TCPA
Blue Shield of California told a federal judge on Friday that a Telephone Consumer Protection Act proposed class action based on a recorded phone call was groundless because law and regulation allow health plan providers to communicate plan information to their members.