The lawsuit came under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, which has seen dramatic increases in litigation in recent years.
April 17, 2017 at 11:00 PM
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Junk faxes may sound like a problem from the ’90s — but they can still lead to large payouts for plaintiffs.
A Miami federal judge last week gave final approval to a $1.55 million nationwide class action settlement for thousands of schools that complained about receiving reams of unsolicited faxes advertising Gorilla Glides, felt pads that go underneath chairs and tables to protect floors.
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