TCPA claim on Valentine’s Day against Law Firm

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The roses are red. Violets are blue. Here comes the salad, which brings another TCPA suit.

This Valentine’s Day, we cover the complaint against People’s Legal Group Inc.

IN Salaiz v. People’s Law Group Inc.“) Within over 30 days, People Legal Group Inc. (” Respondent “) by using ATDs delivered at least two unwanted calls to the plaintiff’s housing number on November 8 2024. The plaintiff states that he heard the following when he replies that both of match both calls:

“This is an important reminder from Daisy Young, please you amount nineteen thousand dollars in your case, maybe more if you can call me today, thank you please call the phone number 888-803-7025 this phone number 888– 803-7025.

Id. at ¶ 26. After calling the defendant’s intended number to further examine his identification, the plaintiff was sent a contract of the latch with the name of the defendant, as well as the subsequent text that reads:

“Hi Eric is Lee with a legal group of people. Here is my contact information 949-777-9583 Save it your contacts.”

Id. on ¶ ¶ 43-44. Through these charges, the plaintiff filed a complaint to Texas Western District, claiming that the defendant violated the position of ATDS 47 USC § 227 (B) (1) (A) (III) and 47 USC § 227 (B) (1) (B) when the defendant Called the plaintiff’s residential phone with an artificial or pre -recorded voice. The plaintiff also states the violation of the DNC provisions, 47 USC 227 (C) (5) and 47 CFR § 64.1200 (C) (2) (2), making calls on telemarketing to the plaintiff, and the plaintiff was made to the DNKR. Finally, the plaintiff declares several violations of the Texas Code of Business and Commerce § 305.053, which gives a private right to act for persons who receive unwanted telemarketing calls in violation of state legislation, and § 302.101 for allegedly non -disability before making calls.

The plaintiff seeks to present the following two classes:

TCPA class. All persons in the United States, who: (1) from the last 4 years before the representation (2) of the defendant called and/or any entity who makes calls on behalf of the defendant (3) whose telephone numbers were registered in the Federal Register , do not call for more than 30 days.

Texas subclass. All persons in Texas who: (1) The last 4 years before the presentation (2) the defendant called any essence that makes calls on behalf of the defendant (3) whose telephone numbers were registered in the Federal Register for no more than 30 days in time .

Id. on ¶ 62. Repeated lawsuits are constantly hunt for TCPA violations. Tighten TCPA compliance so that your company’s name is not in the next complaint we are reviewing.