Monthly TCPA Digest – October 2019

By Joshua Briones, Russell H. Fox, Matthew Novian

We are pleased to present the latest edition of our Monthly TCPA Digest, providing insights and news related to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). This month’s issue includes insight on Calfornia’s Consumer Call Protection Act. Signed on October 2, the law requires providers to implement technologies to protect Californians from deceptive robocalls. To avoid liability, providers should implement the STIR and SHAKEN technologies by January 1, 2021. In regulatory news, the FCC released a public notice seeking comment on a Yodel Technologies petition asking for clarification that a call using soundboard technology — enabling brief, prerecorded voice messages that encourage interaction — isn’t the type of prerecorded call that the TCPA prohibits. The FCC hasn’t yet ruled on a similar petition filed by NorthStar Alarm Services in January. The FCC also released recommendations on robocall blocking. See our article for details.

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Part I – TCPA Litigation Update


Part II – TCPA Regulatory Update

 

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    Monthly TCPA Digest – September 2019

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    Joshua Briones

    Member / Managing Member, Los Angeles Office

    Joshua Briones is a commercial litigator who defends consumer class actions for Mintz. He's represented clients in a wide range of industries, including financial services, life sciences, manufacturing, and retail, in cases involving false advertising, unfair trade practices, and other claims.

    Russell H. Fox

    Member

    Russell H. Fox is a wireless communications attorney at Mintz. He guides clients through federal legislative, regulatory, and transactional matters. Russell also participates in FCC proceedings, negotiates spectrum agreements, and represents clients in spectrum auctions.

    Matthew Novian