Timing is Everything: Here is the Timetable for the Big SCOTUS TCPA Review and the TRACED Act Roll Out

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The bi-partisan TRACED Act became law last year December 30, 2019, in a pre-Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) TCPA review world.  The TRACED Act makes various changes to the TCPA primarily to enhance enforcement, and mandate call authentication; for example, it increases fines, and extends the time for enforcers to pursue violators.  Now we are living in a world post-SCOTUS accepting review of the TCPA.