Class Action Lawsuits

Texas SB140, effective from September 1, 2025, expands telemarketing regulations, transforming state-level laws into a potent enforcement tool. By broadening definitions, enhancing penalties, and enabling serial litigation, it demands robust compliance for businesses targeting Texas consumers.

The June 2025 Supreme Court decision in McLaughlin v. McKesson transforms how federal courts interact with FCC interpretations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). This pivotal ruling empowers district courts to independently assess TCPA provisions, reshaping compliance and litigation strategies. Companies must now adapt to a landscape where FCC guidance is persuasive rather than binding, affecting sectors like healthcare, financial services, and telecommunications. This move away from automatic agency deference marks a new chapter in consumer protection law.

Navigate the evolving landscape of digital marketing compliance with Washington state's CEMA. Stringent regulations on email and text marketing mean hefty penalties for infractions. Discover how recent rulings impact your strategy and stay compliant to avoid risks.

Explore how attorneys are leveraging the decades-old Video Privacy Protection Act to launch class action lawsuits against companies using tracking technologies. With evolving interpretations and significant legal implications, website operators must stay vigilant in this digital age.