NOTE FROM THE EDITOR Class action litigation generally involves high stakes that can keep corporate counsel and senior management awake at night. These cases can impact a company’s market share and reputation in a significant manner, creating substantial pressure on decision-makers who must navigate the associated risks and exposures. The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), 47 U.S.C. § 227, et seq., has long been a focus of privacy and consumer-related litigation, particularly for class actions. For many years, the plaintiffs’ class action bar has successfully asserted TCPA causes of action based on allegations that a defendant used an automatic telephone dialing system (ATDS) to call or send messages to a cellphone without first obtaining prior express written consent. The TCPA Class Action Review serves multiple purposes. It aims to clarify the complexities of class action litigation and provide corporate counsel with up-to-date insights into the evolving nuances of Rule 23 and other types of representative proceedings. Through this publication, we seek to offer an analysis of emerging trends and key rulings, empowering our clients to make informed decisions when managing complex litigation risks. Defending class actions is a cornerstone of Duane Morris’ litigation practice. We hope this book, which reflects the years of experience and expertise of our class action defense team, will help our clients identify key trends in TCPA case law and offer practical strategies for handling this type of class action litigation. Sincerely,
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