Safe Streets USA, a home security system telemarketer, faces two class action lawsuits alleging violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) through unsolicited calls, potentially impacting them financially and operationally.
| Complete Date | Case | Citation | Court | Short Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | (1) Undisclosed Plaintiff(s) vs. Safe Streets USA, LLC | N/A | Undisclosed District Court | Accuses Safe Streets of TCPA violations through: <br> * Unconsented calls |
| 2022 | (2) Undisclosed Plaintiff(s) vs. Safe Streets USA, LLC | N/A | Undisclosed District Court | Similar to Case (1), focusing on: <br> * Excessive call frequency |
Allegations:
- Plaintiffs claim Safe Streets made multiple, inconvenient calls, often using automated systems and targeting cell phones without prior consent.
- They allege the company failed to identify itself as a telemarketer and refused to remove them from call lists.
Damages Sought:
- Monetary compensation for wasted time.
- Injunctive relief to prevent future TCPA violations by Safe Streets.
Lawsuit Status:
- Discovery phase: evidence exchange and witness depositions ongoing.
Potential Impact:
- If plaintiffs win, Safe Streets could face millions in damages and be forced to alter telemarketing practices.
- The case could set precedents for TCPA compliance in the telemarketing industry.
Additional Information:
- This isn’t Safe Streets’ first TCPA-related issue. In 2019, the Federal Trade Commission fined them $1.3 million for similar violations.
- Two law firms are representing plaintiffs: The Law Offices of Jason S. Kim and The Law Offices of Lisa A. Goldberg.
Conclusion:
The Safe Streets USA lawsuits hold significance for both consumers and the telemarketing industry. Their outcome will be closely monitored by all parties involved and could influence future TCPA enforcement and compliance practices.
Disclaimer: This information is based on publicly available sources and may not be fully comprehensive or up-to-date. For the latest developments and legal advice, consult legal counsel or credible news sources.
