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Liam Heusel Liam Heusel

Wrong Number, No Liability? Court Applies TCPA Emergency Exception to Dental Plan Calls

What happens when a healthcare call reaches the wrong person? The Northern District of New York suggests not much under the TCPA. In Davis v. Healthplex, Inc., 2026 LX 186555 (N.D.N.Y. Apr. 14, 2026), the court dismissed a class action, holding that prerecorded healthcare calls may fall within the emergency-purposes exception even when sent to the wrong number.

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Kellie Bubeck Kellie Bubeck

From Hurricanes to Wildfires: States Restrict Telemarketing in Emergencies

With Hurricane Erin making landfall on the East Coast today, many businesses are scrambling to adjust operations. One area that often gets overlooked during natural disasters is telemarketing compliance. In some states, it’s actually illegal to make certain sales calls during a declared state of emergency.

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