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District Court (Ill.) Denies Petition to Compel TCPA Claim
by Scott J. Hyman | June 21, 2018
In Chacon v. Comcast Cable Communications Mgmt., LLC, 2018 WL 3046868, at *3 (N.D.Ill., 2018), Judge Guzman found that a TCPA claim fell outside the scope of an arbitration clause. The critical issue here is whether the second element identified in A.D. for compelled arbitration is satisfied: is the current dispute within the scope of the Subscriber Agreement’s arbitration provision?… Read More
11th Cir. Says Arb. Clause in Auto Finance RISC Did Not Cover TCPA Class Action Deriving from Text Messages Sent After the Account Was Paid in Full
by Scott J. Hyman | June 2, 2018
In Gamble v. New England Auto Finance, Inc., 2018 WL 2446607 (11th Cir. 2018), the Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit found that text messages sent by automobile finance company after its customer had paid her RISC in full were not subject to the RISC’s arbitration clause and class-action waiver. NEAF also argues that the Arbitration Provision is broad enough… Read More
District Court (Cal.) Orders TCPA Case to Arbitration Despite Consumer’s Claim that He Followed the Defendant’s Opt-Out Procedures and Opted-Out of the Arbitration Agreement
by Scott J. Hyman | December 8, 2017
In Ewing v. Charter Communications Holding Company, LLC., 2017 WL 6049379, at *3–4 (S.D.Cal., 2017), Judge Benitez ordered a TCPA case to arbitration over the consumer's objection that he opted-out. In his opposition, Ewing does not object to or otherwise dispute Ms. Flores's declaration or the attached evidence of his account history. His sole argument is that he “followed the… Read More
District Court (Tn.) Denies Pre-Emptive TCPA Class Certification Motion By Granting Responsive Petition to Compel Arbitration
by Scott J. Hyman | January 15, 2016
In Stevens-Bratton v. TruGreen, Inc., 2016 WL 155087, at *2 (W.D.Tenn., 2016), Judge Anderson denied a class certification motion on the basis that the Defendant responded to it with a Petition to Compel Arbitration, finding that the Arbitration Clause was not unconscionable. The unconscionability analysis is not unusual, so much as the procedural posture. TruGreen is a national lawn care… Read More
District Court (NY) Orders TCPA Case to Arbitration; Finds Nothing in TCPA Suggesting that Congress Meant to Foreclose Arbitrability of TCPA Cases
by Scott J. Hyman | January 13, 2016
In McCormick v. Citibank, NA, 2016 WL 107911, at *5 (W.D.N.Y., 2016), Judge Curtin ordered a TCPA case to arbitration, holding that the TCPA itself did not preclude arbitration. Because plaintiff asserts a federal statutory claim, the court must consider “whether Congress evinced an intention to preclude a waiver of judicial remedies for the statutory rights at issue.” . .… Read More
District Court (NY) Grudgingly Orders TCPA Case to Arbitration
by Scott J. Hyman | December 19, 2015
In Carr v. Credit One Bank, 2015 WL 9077314, at *3-4 (S.D.N.Y. 2015), Judge Kaplan grudgingly ordered a TCPA case to arbitration. Plaintiff's final argument is that the TCPA claim is outside the scope of the arbitration clause. The parties do not appear to have considered whether this is a question for the Court or for an arbitrator, although plaintiff argues… Read More
District Court (N.J.) Orders TCPA Case to Arbitration
by Scott J. Hyman | November 16, 2015
In Ellin v. Credit One Bank, 2015 WL 7069660 (D.N.J. 2015), Judge Wolfson ordered a TCPA case to arbitration. Having concluded that a valid agreement between the parties exists, the Court must next determine whether the dispute at hand falls within the ambit of the Agreement's arbitration clause. In making this determination, “the Court should keep in mind federal policy favors… Read More
District Court (N.Y.) Sends TCPA Matter to Arbitration
by Scott J. Hyman | November 2, 2015
In Salerno v. CreditOne Bank, N.A., 2015 WL 6554977 (W.D. N.Y. 2015), Judge Curtin sent a TCPA matter to arbitration, finding that the claim was within the scope of the arbitration clause and that the TCPA did not preclude arbitration. As set forth above, the arbitration clause of Credit One’s Cardholder Agreement is extremely broad, encompassing any dispute relating to… Read More
District Court (Ill.) Orders TCPA Class Action to Arbitration Arising from Customer’s Signing up for Trial Offer
by Scott J. Hyman | August 24, 2015
In Craddock v. Beats Music, LLC, 2015 WL 4960041 (N.D.Ill., 2015), Judge Lefkow ordered a TCPA class action to arbitration arising from texts received by a consumer when she signed up for a Beats Music trial offer. Craddock's claims are based on her allegation that Beats Music sent her a text message, through AT & T Mobility, LLC, alerting her to… Read More
District Court (Cal.) Declines to Send TCPA Case to Arbitration Because Claim Fell Outside Arbitration Clause
by Scott J. Hyman | May 14, 2015
In Savage v. Citibank N.A., 2015 WL 2214229 (N.D. Cal. 2015), Judge Freeman denied a petition to compel arbitration of a TCPA lawsuit because the lawsuit did not fall within the terms of the arbitration clause. Defendants contend that Plaintiff’s claims in this lawsuit—premised upon collection activity in connection with a Macy’s card issued by DSNB—fall within the scope of… Read More