Telephone Consumer Protection Act Q&A

Document: Published Sep 30, 2016

Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) litigation continues to be a risk for companies that communicate with consumers. In this Q&A, Expert Michael Goodman will help you understand the latest happenings with the TCPA so you can minimize your exposure.

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