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NOTE: THOSE ALREADY REGISTERED FOR THE WEBINAR WILL RECEIVE UPDATED INFORMATION WITH A LINK TO THE PRESENTATION

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The FCC's much anticipated declaratory rulings were released this past Friday. Our panel of esteemed TCPA attorneys - both plaintiff's and defense – will give you a first look inside how the rulings will drive TCPA litigation, from both the plaintiff's and defense perspective. I expect to hear some interesting debate.

Here are the hot issues we will cover:

Dialer Technology. What do the rulings say about predictive dialers, preview dialers and future dialing technology? What does the FCC mean what it talks about "capacity" and “calling from a list of numbers?" Can you ever be certain that your equipment is not an ATDS?

Consent. What do the rulings mean for the manner, content or means a businesses must use to obtain prior, express consent to call a customer’s cellphone using an “automated telephone dialing system” (ATDS) or prerecorded message? And who provides the consent?

Revocation of Consent. The rulings allow consent to be withdrawn orally or in writing “through any reasonable means.” The FCC interprets the TCPA as not allowing callers to define the manner in which revocation can occur. We'll discuss how revocation issues have been litigated and how that litigation will likely evolve as a result of the rulings.

Relief from Liability for Calling Reassigned Numbers. The risks of dialing a reassigned number using an ATDS remain large and it is likely to stay that way given the limited relief provided by the rulings. We'll explore the "one call" exception and give our take on what role it can play going forward.

“Urgent” Information Calls. ATDS calls that would alert a consumer to certain events – get special treatment. Will look at what kind of calls can qualify.

“Dual Purpose” and Telemarketing Calls. The rulings addressed the content of prior express written consent for “dual purpose” and telemarketing calls as well as whether all forms of prior express written consent obtained before the October 2013 rule change are effective. The rulings take on these issues will be of special interest to lenders and loan servicers.

Who Should Attend?

Anyone company that uses a phone to communicate with its customers or prospective customers!

Meet the Panel of Attorneys

Joining me on the webinar is Abbas Kazerounian , a noted TCPA plaintiff’s attorney. Abbas was class counsel in Arthur v Sallie Mae, et al, and Malta, et al. v Wells Fargo, two of the largest TCPA class settlements against financial services companies.

Also on the panel are Ernest Wagner , a principal with Maurice Wutscher LLP, and Shannon P. Miller , an associate attorney at the firm. Both regularly defend financial services companies in TCPA litigation.

This free webinar begins at 12:30 p.m. Eastern, 11:30 a.m Central. 9:30 p.m. Pacific, and will last one hour. Space is limited.

A First Look at the FCC’s TCPA Declaratory Rulings

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