Litigation
Nov. 27, 2014
Companies seek FCC help to block consumer lawsuits
Package delivery companies are allowed to text people when their parcels are arriving without violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. Other industries are asking the Federal Communications Commission for similar assistance.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Package delivery companies are allowed to text people when their parcels are arriving without violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, regulators decided earlier this year. Other industries, banking and healthcare, have since come knocking, asking the Federal Communications Commission if they too can be exempt from the consumer protection statute that has been the plaintiffs' bars darling in rece...
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