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Call Me Maybe? The Financial Services Perspective on the Telephone Consumer Protection Act

Morrison & Foerster partner Joe Palmore will participate in a panel at the 2019 ACC Annual Meeting, titled “Call Me Maybe? The Financial Services Perspective on the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.” Banks, financial services companies, and many other corporations can cross wires with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) on a daily basis. Not only is this area complex, but the case law and rules are ever-changing, making it critical to stay on top of the latest rules and developments.Along with his co-panelists, Joe will provide an overview of the latest developments, rules and considerations when communicating with customers, common violations, calls made to mobile phones, class actions, potential damages, company liability for third-party calls, particularly debt collectors, and other recent issues.<hr>

Call Me Maybe? The Financial Services Perspective on the Telephone Consumer Protection Act

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Joseph R. Palmore

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Call Me Maybe? The Financial Services Perspective on the Telephone Consumer Protection Act

29 Oct 2019 11:30 PM - 30 Oct 2019 1:00 AM