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Staring Down The Barrel: Court Relies On Little-Known Eleventh Circuit Rule To Dismiss TCPA Complaint As A Shotgun Pleading

Staring Down The Barrel: Court Relies On Little-Known Eleventh Circuit Rule To Dismiss TCPA Complaint As A Shotgun Pleading Although TCPA practice is inherently national, it’s important not to lose sight of quirky local rules. A pro se TCPA plaintiff learned that lesson the hard way when the Middle District

Max Margulis is one of five attorneys being honored by Washington University with the Distinguished Law Alumni Award. Managing attorney with Margulis Law Group. He has been pursuing cases involved with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act for over 25 years.

Jews in the News: April 2019 Lynn and Dr. Carl Lyss and Rick Abrams will be honored at the 2019 JCRC Tzedek Award Celebration on May 28. The Lysses will receive the Batya Abramson-Goldstein Legacy Award,

Court Recognizes Reasonable Reliance on Prior Subscriber's Consent Defense in Denying Summary Judgment to Junk Fax Plaintiff in TCPA Case

https://www.insidearm.com/news/00044912-court-recognizes-reasonable-reliance-prio/

A Texas appeals court on Wednesday revived a disciplinary action against an attorney accused of engaging in "predatory serial litigation" using the Americans with Disabilities Act, finding that the Commission for...

Texas Disciplinary Case Revived Against 'Predatory' ADA Atty - Law360 A Texas appeals court on Wednesday revived a disciplinary action against an attorney accused of engaging in "predatory serial litigation" using the Americans with Disabilities Act, finding that the Commission for Lawyer Discipline's case was valid enough to survive dismissal.