Hmmmm: Did the Ninth Circuit Just Accidentally End Presumed Express Consent in TCPA Cases?

Published on August 16, 2021 at 3:00 pm

Eric Troutman

Attorney at Law at Troutman Amin

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That’s fine. It's their money, not mine.

But anytime you take a case–particularly a bad case (or in this situation an extremely ridiculously bad case)–on appeal you never quite know what sort of unintended consequences might occur. Indeed, its almost guaranteed under the universal law (you know, Murphy’s Law) that something bad is going to happen.

And so it has.

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