In this Analysis:

- New TCPA Rules Take Effect for Telemarketing Calls

- Just the Fax: Recent TCPA Developments on Liability for Unsolicited Faxes and Fax Opt-Out Notices

- TCPA Best Practices: Consent, Compliance, Communication

- TCPA Hot Issues: Is the Scope of Consent Unlimited?

- TCPA Hot Issues: If Consent is Not Forever, What Constitutes Revocation?

- Multi-Million Dollar Settlements Prompt Record Filing of TCPA Lawsuits

- Eleventh Circuit Reverses Outlier Decision on TCPA Prior Express Consent Standard

- TCPA Hot Issues: TCPA Restricts Autodialed Calls, but Courts Split on Meaning of Autodialer

- My Brother’s TCPA Keeper? Recent Cases Highlight Third-Party Risk Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act

- TCPA Risks Increase for the Financial Services Industry

- For Whom the Ring Tones: TCPA Litigation and the Insurance Industry

- TCPA Class Action Against Insurance Agent Not Covered by Professional Liability Insurance

- Excerpt from New TCPA Rules Take Effect for Telemarketing Calls:

Significant regulatory changes took effect under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) on October 16, 2013, due to a revision of the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) TCPA rule. The amended rule requires that consent be in writing for autodialed or prerecorded telemarketing calls to cell phones. The amended rule also eliminates the exception for prerecorded telemarketing calls to landlines where there is an established business relationship. Instead, under the new rule, written consent is required for prerecorded telemarketing calls to landlines.