On June 18, the FCC approved a major TCPA Declaratory Ruling that redefined an “autodialer,” specified liability for calls to reassigned telephone numbers, provided consumers with a right to revoke consent via any reasonable means and established new exceptions for financial and healthcare related calls, among other things. With the order’s release on Friday, July 10, industry participants can finally begin to evaluate the implications of the FCC’s rulings on their ability to text or call customers and potential customers. Please join us for a webinar to discuss the FCC’s Declaratory Ruling and Order on Friday, July 17 at 12 PM ET. Kelley Drye’s TCPA Practice and Government Affairs attorneys will discuss the rulings, the prospects for appeals, and potential legislative responses to the FCC action.

CLE Credit Opportunity:

Kelley Drye is an accredited provider of NY & CA CLE. This non-transitional continuing legal education program has been approved in accordance with the requirements of the Continuing Legal Education Boards for 1.0 NY professional practice credits and 1.0 CA General credit. We will apply for CLE credit in other jurisdictions, upon request, but cannot guarantee approval.

The TCPA Thicket: Making Sense of the FCC’s Latest Ruling