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Creasy v. Charter Communications, Inc.
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October 09, 2020
Novel TCPA Ruling Lays Groundwork For Fresh Circuit Split
A Louisiana federal judge's ruling erasing liability for autodialed calls and text messages made during the past five years sets the stage for another circuit split involving the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and, if more widely adopted, would mark the biggest boon yet to defendants attempting to crush a swell of litigation.
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October 06, 2020
Court Says It Can't Rule On Alleged Charter TCPA Violations
A Louisiana federal court said it didn't have the authority to adjudicate any Telephone Consumer Protection Act violations that were committed between the period when Congress permitted robocalls regarding federally backed debts and when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that exception to be unconstitutional.