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On the record

  1. What happens if you ignore a TCPA demand letter

    The sequence after a TCPA demand deadline passes: the offer is withdrawn, the file goes to counsel, the letter becomes evidence of knowledge, and the matter moves to a complaint, discovery of the whole dialing programme and judgment.

  2. Should you settle a TCPA demand letter? Working the numbers

    How to put a figure on TCPA exposure before deciding whether to resolve a demand: violations times statutory damages, the willfulness multiplier, the four-year lookback, defence costs that are paid win or lose, and the cases where a dispute is the right answer.

  3. I received a demand from a TCPA enforcement firm. Is it real, and what do I do?

    A business owner’s guide to a pre-litigation demand from a TCPA enforcement company such as LAC: how to tell a genuine demand from a scam, what the letter is claiming, what each option costs, and the order to do things in.

  4. Five telemarketing practices that generate TCPA demand letters

    The conduct LAC sees most often in the calls and texts it documents: Do Not Call Registry calls, out-of-hours dialing, prerecorded voices without written consent, ignored STOP requests, and unidentified callers.

  5. The TCPA in Florida: what the Florida Telephone Solicitation Act adds

    How Florida’s telemarketing statute, Fla. Stat. § 501.059, works alongside the federal TCPA: stricter hours, a three-call cap, written consent for automated calls, and its own $500 to $1,500 per violation.

  6. Why your business received a TCPA demand letter from LAC

    What LAC Litigation & Enforcement Group is, why a US business receives a pre-litigation demand under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, and what the letter is designed to do.