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Well here’s a huge ruling to start your week. A district court in Kansas issued a ruling yesterday reviewing the TCPA’s enigmatic ATDS definition and concluding that the statute only applies to equipment that calls randomly or sequentially and does not apply to dialers that call from a list of numbers.
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