"I'd been getting solar calls for two years. I figured it was just life. Six months later our case settled — the gross settlement was almost twenty-eight thousand dollars."
J. M.
San Jose, CA · School teacher
$27,500
Gross settlement · 2026
National Do Not Call Registry
Is your number already protected?
The FTC's National Do Not Call Registry requires telemarketers to stop calling within 31 days of registration. Every call after Day 31 is a federal violation worth $500–$1,500 per call.
How the 31-day rule works
Day 0
You register with the FTC registry
Days 1–31
Grace — companies must update call lists
Day 32+
Protected — every call is a violation
We never store or share your number for this lookup.
Federal Statute
47 U.S.C. § 227
TCPA — the legal basis for every claim we file
Attorney Network
118 firms
Across all 47 covered states, all in good standing
FCC Database Access
Active
Direct ingestion of National Do Not Call Registry data
Settlements Obtained
$148.2M
Aggregate statutory damages collected since inception
Aggregate settlement valueSettlements obtained
Settlements obtained
since inception.
$148,000,000
All figures are gross statutory settlement values — not client disbursements. Client disbursements are a portion of the gross as set out in each engagement letter. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Claims filed to date31,400
Settled without trial94%
Median gross settlement$4,712
Median time to first payment67 days
The Problem
You know those calls you keep getting?
Solar panels. Insurance quotes. Home warranties. The ones that come even after you've asked them to stop.
It's already illegal.
The TCPA makes it illegal to call numbers without explicit consent. Every unwanted call to your number is a federal violation — and each one carries a statutory penalty.
You have a legal claim
$500 to $1,500 per illegal call. If you've been receiving repeated calls, that adds up fast. The law doesn't just protect you — it requires companies to pay.
We handle everything
You don't need a lawyer on retainer. Our attorney network works on contingency — they only get paid when you do. You provide your number. We do the rest.
How It Works
Four steps from signup to settlement.
1
You tell us your number
Submit your phone number through our secure qualification form. Takes under two minutes.
2
We track every illegal call
Our team identifies every TCPA violation tied to your number using federal call data and legal databases.
3
Our attorneys demand payment
Licensed attorneys issue formal demand letters to each violating company, requiring payment per federal law.
4
Your share is disbursed
Once a settlement is reached, disbursement is processed per the terms of your engagement letter. No court appearance required.
Statutory damages estimatorWhat might
What might
your statutory exposure?
A rough order-of-magnitude estimate based on the TCPA's statutory damages formula. Gross settlement value depends on evidence, willfulness, and venue.
Unconsented calls in the last 12 months18 calls
Per-call statutory damages$1,000
$500 floor$1,000$1,500 willful
Statutory Exposure Est.Worksheet · DRAFT
Gross statutory exposure, estimated
$25,200
18 calls × $1,000
$18,000
Do Not Call uplift (+40%)
16 CFR § 310.4(b)(1)(iii)
$7,200
Gross statutory total
$25,200
Live claim feed
The companies, by the numbers.
A live, anonymized ledger of demand letters issued and amounts settled. Filings update as our attorneys serve and settle.
●LIVE · LAC RECOVERY TAPESettlements stream as filed
Qualifying calls
What kinds of calls count.
Solar
$500 – $1,500 / call
Health Insurance
$500 – $1,500 / call
Home Warranty
$500 – $1,500 / call
Mortgage
$500 – $1,500 / call
Debt Relief
$500 – $1,500 / call
Auto Warranty
$500 – $1,500 / call
Robocalls
$500 – $1,500 / call
Called after "stop"
$500 – $1,500 / call
On the DNC list
$500 – $1,500 / call
Case outcomesCase outcomes
Case outcomes
our clients obtained.
Quoted with consent. Names redacted by initial only, as required by attorney-client privilege.
"I didn't have to do anything except give my number. Sixty-three days later the case had settled and my share was processed per the engagement letter."
R. K.
Phoenix, AZ
$9,000
"I assumed it was a scam — too good to be true. The attorney was real, the demand letter was real, and the case settled for the full statutory amount."
D. P.
Atlanta, GA
$14,000
No Catch
No upfront cost. Ever.
Our attorney network works on contingency — they earn a portion of any settlement obtained, as set out in your engagement letter. If no settlement is reached, you owe nothing. There are no upfront fees, no retainers, and no hidden costs.
- ✓No upfront payment required
- ✓No hourly fees or retainer
- ✓Attorneys handle all communications
- ✓You are never required to appear in court
- ✓Fee is disclosed clearly before any work begins
How the money flows
01
Call received
Violator calls your number illegally
02
Demand sent
Attorney issues formal TCPA demand letter
03
Settlement
Company agrees to pay statutory damages
04
Settlement disbursed
Per engagement letter — no court required