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Parker et al v. Universal Pictures et al
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February 28, 2019
Judge Urges OK Of $19M Deal Over 'Warcraft' Promo Texts
A Florida magistrate judge on Thursday recommended approving a $19 million settlement that would end a putative class action over an allegedly unlawful text message blast from the companies behind the promotional campaign for the Universal Pictures movie "Warcraft."
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August 28, 2018
Universal Hits Back At Cert. Bid In 'Warcraft' Text Row
The companies behind the promotional campaign for the Universal Pictures movie "Warcraft" on Tuesday shot back at a bid to certify a putative class action over an allegedly unlawful text message blast, telling a Florida federal judge that the plaintiffs' "overheated rhetoric" wasn't enough to overcome difficulties with identifying class members or proving they had actually been harmed.
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July 30, 2018
Cert. Sought In TCPA Fight Over Universal's 'Warcraft' Texts
Recipients of a cellphone text message blast promoting Universal Pictures' movie "Warcraft" asked a Florida federal judge on Friday to certify their suit as a class action, saying hundreds of thousands of people received the spam in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.