Plaintiffs Claim Trump Organization Owes Millions in Deposits

Plaintiffs, Norman Hirsch, Matthew Dwyer, and Ralph Willard, claim that they and other club members paid refundable deposits to the former club owner, Ritz-Carlton entity RBF, LLC, when they joined the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club & Spa - Jupiter. The membership agreement and membership plan requires the club owner to refund deposits to club members...
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More Americans Receive Junk Texts Than Eat Breakfast Daily

Consumers are flooded by spam text messages and unauthorized "Robocalls". It's been reported that 69 percent of Americans receive junk texts each day. Americans received a whopping 4.5 billion unsolicited texts last year. In comparison, a Kellogg company survey claims that less than 34 percent of Americans eat breakfast daily. Junk Texts and Robocalls Outlawed These...
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Stop Calling: How to Revoke Consent

Consumers frequently receive unwanted cell phone calls for sales, marketing, debt collection, and surveys. These calls violate the law if they are placed without consent through the use of a computerized dialing system or uses a recorded message. Even if the consumer consented to receive the initial call or calls, the consumer may revoke...
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Costly Calls: Time Warner Places 153 Debt Collection Calls to Wrong Person

Time Warner Cable (Time Warner) is a national cable telecommunication company. Araceli King is a long-time customer of Time Warner. Time Warner uses an "interactive voice response" system (IVR) to advise customers that their accounts are past due. The IVR system automatically identifies past due accounts by referencing billing records and then dials the...
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Spokeo, Inc. v. Robins Case

Class action practitioners and consumer rights watchdogs were anxiously anticipating last month’s U.S. Supreme Court decision in the Spokeo, Inc. v. Robins case. The court’s 6-2 vote to vacate the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit’s ruling and remand the case to determine whether plaintiff Thomas Robins indeed met the legal...
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