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TCPA Violations

Harassed by Robocalls or Spam Texts?

Find out if the calls and texts you’re getting break the law.

Companies are limited in how they can call and text you. Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), robocalls, automated texts and telemarketing calls usually need your consent, and you can stop them. If a company ignored your Do Not Call registration, kept contacting you after you said stop, or never had your permission, you may have a claim. Tell us what happened and get a free case review.
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Signs of TCPA Violations (Calls & Texts)

A busy phone is annoying. It can also be illegal. These are the patterns that most often point to a TCPA violation. If one sounds familiar, keep your records and ask for a review.
Calls Without Consent
Do Not Call List Ignored
Spam Text Messages
Unwanted Robocalls

Plagued By Unwanted Robocalls and Spam Texts?
Here’s our straightforward process for TCPA violation cases:

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Free Case Review

Tell us what happened. We’ll listen, review your situation and tell you whether it looks like a TCPA violation.
02

Claim Process

We help you gather the call and text records that matter, then connect you with an attorney who handles the contact with the company responsible.
03

Resolution

The goal is to stop the unwanted calls and texts and pursue the compensation the law allows.
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Why Get a Free TCPA Case Review With Us?

You shouldn’t have to figure out the TCPA alone. We listen to what happened, tell you whether it looks like a violation, and connect you with an attorney if it does.
  • Free Case Review - Tell us what happened and get a free review of your situation, with no obligation.
  • No Upfront Costs - You only pay if we win your TCPA violations case.
  • California-Wide Help - We help people across California, from Los Angeles to San Diego.

FAQs

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What is the TCPA?

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act is a federal law that limits robocalls, automated texts and telemarketing calls. It generally requires a company to have your consent before it contacts you with an autodialer or a prerecorded voice, and it lets you take action if the rules are broken.

How do I know if a call or text broke the law?

Common signs include automated or prerecorded calls you never agreed to, marketing texts after you replied STOP, and sales calls to a number on the National Do Not Call Registry. Every case turns on its own facts, so a review is the only way to know.

Can I get money for unwanted calls or texts?

The law allows damages for each violation, and a court can increase the amount if the company acted willfully or knowingly. What a claim is worth depends on the number of violations and the facts of your case, so an attorney can only give you an estimate after reviewing it.

What should I keep as evidence?

Screenshots of texts, your call log, the dates and times of each contact, voicemails, and any message where you asked them to stop. Don’t delete anything, even if it feels like clutter.

How long do I have to bring a TCPA claim?

TCPA claims generally must be filed within four years of the violation, but the details can vary from case to case. Don’t wait. Talk to an attorney as soon as you can.