Illegal telemarketing has historically been a significant problem in Florida in recent years, as it is seen as disruptive and annoying for consumers who receive unsolicited calls or texts. This has resulted in Florida’s Telephone Solicitation Act, also known as the “Do Not Call” law. This law was put in place to protect consumers from ..read more

Businesses often use pre-recorded voicemails and ringless voicemails as a marketing strategy, but they also come with legal risks. One of these risks is the possibility of being sued in a class action lawsuit, which can be costly and harm a company’s reputation. To prevent class action lawsuits related to these types of voicemails, here ..read more

Have you received an unwanted spam text message or call? Under the TCPA/FTSA laws, you now have the right to take action against spam callers or text messages that you did not consent to. If you are a victim of spam calls or texts, you can not only stop the perpetrator, but you can also ..read more

Effective July 1, 2021, the state of Florida introduced a new law that is basically a stricter version of the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). Often referred to as Florida’s mini-TCPA, the act has many similarities to the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). But all-in-all, Florida’s mini-TCPA is more comprehensive and limits the ..read more

Businesses are taking full advantage of technology to help them reach as many potential customers as possible. One of the most common marketing tools used by firms in many sectors is telephone marketing. Millions of consumers have become accustomed to receiving marketing calls and texts on a daily basis. In order to prevent companies from ..read more

In June 2021, Governor Ron DeSantis signed an update on the Florida Telemarketing Act into law. Known as the Florida Telephone Solicitation Act, this new law extends the reach of its predecessor and takes an even broader approach than the federal equivalent, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). Consumers and advertisers alike need to know ..read more

When the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) was first passed in 1991, it was intended only to protect consumers against unwanted marketing phone calls. Technology has since moved on, of course, and the act now extends to all forms of electronic marketing communications, including text messages and emails. In order to keep up with changing ..read more