For whatever reason, different types of lawsuits tend to get different types of attorneys. For example, many debt collection attorneys...

This article complements my article on documenting what telemarketers are calling you , and is intended to have some suggestions on how...

If you get involved in a telemarketing lawsuit, odds are you may want to file, or have to defend from a motion for summary judgment. It...

The five folks reading this blog know I'm following the saga of Nathan Barton's telemarketing lawsuits against Joe Delfgauw and friends....

I recently blogged about why you might want a 30(b)(6) deposition in a telemarketing case, and how as part of preparing for that, the...

Most folks have seen at least the Hollywood version of a deposition, but did you know they come in several flavors? Federal Rule of Civil...

Someone recently ran a situation by me to see what they thought I would do in their situation and I thought it would make a good blog...

This post is to help folks understand what a sham declaration or affidavit is, and how do you beat one in court. In a nutshell, a sham...

TCPA lawsuits are one of the more difficult areas to litigate. They typically run a wide range of legal issues, none less complex then...

These days most minor children have a cell phone, and where there is a cell phone, there is a telemarketer looking to call it. Can...

The TCPA 47 U.S. Code § 227 and the TCPA's implementing regulations 47 CFR § 64.1200 use the terms "residential line" and "residential...

Scam businesses have a couple of typical characteristics. They are highly profitable because they have little in the way of true...

Many of my posts have discussed how to hook a Seller for the violations of their Telemarketer. Typically what I see is the TCPA plaintiff...

Today I want to talk about forced arbitration in TCPA lawsuits. Specifically, dodging it. I'll use several real lawsuits to do it. First...

As long as there have been TCPA lawsuits, defendants have been cycling back and forth between countersuing and not countersuing the...

I discussed in this recent article about the relationship between Telemarketers who initiate the calls by which Sellers try to sell you...

Most telemarketing calls are initiated by a Telemarketer, defined in 47 CFR § 64.1200(f)(12) the person or entity that initiates a...

There is a well known axiom in legal circles - you can't sue who you can't identify. Telemarketer's primary method of defending lawsuits...

About a week ago I discussed the pros and cons of holding telemarketing corporate executives personally liable for the unwanted calls ....

Most telemarketing calls are initiated by someone other than the seller which is why Congress allowed recipients of unwanted phone calls...