Tuesday, July 27, 2021
The first half of 2021 saw one of the most significant TCPA rulings in many years as
Facebook v. Duguid, 141 S. Ct. 1163 (2021), appeared to settle the long-debated question of what constitutes an automatic telephone dialing system (“ATDS”). But while the Supreme Court’s April ruling was extremely positive for the TCPA defense bar, it by no means brought an end to TCPA claims. Significant cases have continued to yield decisions, including cases that have sought to interpret
Facebook. And the state of Florida stepped into the abyss in passing a “mini-TCPA” statute that went into effect earlier this month that regulates telemarketing at the state level, with a much broader definition of the relevant technology. Thus, the TCPA (and related statute) litigation landscape, while upended to some degree, remains unsettled, and we’ll continue to provide our insights. We summarize here developments since our last update, listed b
3rd Circuit Court Finds Consumer Contractual Consent Revocable
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Facebook Footnote 7 Proves Costly: First Case Holding LiveVox System May be ATDS Under Facebook FN7 is Out—But There s a Silver Lining
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This article is a brief refresher on the basics of New
York s one-action rule. Following an event of default,
typical commercial real estate loan documents give the lender the
right to pursue alternative remedies simultaneously, or in any
order it chooses. For example, if a borrower is in default on a
mortgage loan beyond any applicable notice and cure periods, the
mortgage usually provides the lender the right to foreclose its
mortgage while simultaneously suing on the note or, if applicable,
a guaranty. However, every lender needs to be aware that some