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Hanley v. Tampa Bay Sports and Entertainment LLC
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8:19-cv-00550
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April 07, 2020
Judge OKs $2.25M TCPA Deal With Tampa Bay Lightning
A Florida federal judge signed off Tuesday on a $2.25 million settlement, including more than $800,000 in attorney fees and costs, that ends a class suit against the Tampa Bay Lightning over telemarketing messages allegedly sent to fans in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.
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February 25, 2020
Class Attys Want 35% Cut Of $2.25M TCPA Deal With Lightning
Attorneys for Tampa Bay Lightning fans who negotiated a $2.25 million settlement with the NHL team over alleged Telephone Consumer Protection Act violations are asking a Florida federal court for more than $800,000 in attorney fees and costs for their work on the case.
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October 17, 2019
Tampa Bay Lightning Reach Class Settlement In TCPA Suit
The Tampa Bay Lightning have reached a class action settlement in a fan's suit claiming the NHL team violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act by inundating him with telemarketing messages without his permission, according to a notice entered Thursday in Florida federal court.
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September 04, 2019
NHL's Lightning Cries Foul In Class Cert. Bid For TCPA Suit
The owners of the NHL's Tampa Bay Lightning urged a Florida federal court Tuesday not to certify a class in a Telephone Consumer Protection Act suit, arguing the fan behind the suit tried to improperly modify his class definition, which it says is also overly broad and uncertifiable.
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August 27, 2019
Feds Fight Tampa Bay Lightning's Bid To Strike Down TCPA
The U.S. government has urged a Florida federal court to reject the Tampa Bay Lightning’s challenge to the anti-robocall law, arguing that that statute is tailored to prohibit only the "most problematic" automated messages.
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June 21, 2019
Tampa Bay Lightning Putting TCPA Suit On Ice, Court Told
A Florida man pursuing a proposed Telephone Consumer Protection Act class action against the owners of the Tampa Bay Lightning urged a federal court to reject a request to delay discovery, saying none of the team's pending motions would end the case unless the whole law is ruled unconstitutional.
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April 29, 2019
NHL's Lightning Wants TCPA Struck Down In Spam Text Suit
The owners of the Tampa Bay Lightning asked a Florida federal court on Monday to strike down the Telephone Consumer Protection Act as unconstitutional as part of its bid to dismiss a lawsuit claiming the hockey team sent marketing text messages to consumers without their permission.
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March 05, 2019
Tampa Bay Lightning Sued For Sending Spam Texts
The owners of the Tampa Bay Lightning hockey team were hit with a spam-text-messaging class action on Tuesday in Florida federal court by a consumer who claims the team inundated him with marketing messages without his permission after he signed up for a contest to win tickets.