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  • videocam Live Online with Live Q&A
  • calendar_month January 28, 2026 @ 1:00 PM E.T.
  • signal_cellular_alt Intermediate
  • card_travel Cybersecurity and Data Privacy
  • schedule 90 minutes

Privacy and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act: Recent Developments, Ensuring Compliance, Mitigating Risks

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About the Course

Introduction

This CLE webinar will guide counsel on navigating the evolving rules and requirements of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) from a privacy law perspective. The panel will review the restrictions established by the TCPA, discuss recent cases and rule changes, highlight the potential privacy risks, and explore best practices for how businesses must handle consumer consent and manage their communication practices.

Description

Businesses that use text messages, mobile apps, and other wireless communications to promote their products and services must ensure their practices comply with the TCPA requirements regarding express written consent, opt-outs, and recordkeeping to minimize the risk of penalties, lawsuits, and regulatory compliance actions. This exposure cannot be "contracted away" to a third-party vendor.

In 2024, the FCC introduced new rules under the TCPA aimed at curbing unwanted robotexts and robocalls. The rules include new and stringent requirements for obtaining and revoking consumer consent. The revocation of consent rules allows consumers to withdraw their consent to receive such communications at any time and through any reasonable means. This change significantly impacts how businesses must handle consumer consent and manage their communication practices.

Violations of the TCPA rules can lead to severe consequences, including hefty fines and legal actions. With the rules and recent caselaw continuing to evolve, it is important for companies to continually review and update their practices and policies to align with the current legal framework. 

Listen as our authoritative panel provides an overview of the data privacy implications of the TCPA, practical steps for compliance, and strategies to mitigate legal risks.

Presented By

Justin O. Kay
Partner
Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP

Mr. Kay advises and defends business clients regarding their interactions and communications with consumers. He appears regularly on behalf of clients before federal and state courts, federal agencies and independent self-regulatory bodies, such as the National Advertising Division of the Better Business Bureau. Mr. Kay’s practice focuses on defending clients in the growing number of complex class actions arising under federal and state consumer protection and privacy laws such as the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act, the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act and the California Consumer Privacy Act. He is a deputy leader of the litigation practice group. Clients also retain Mr. Kay to implement practical compliance strategies that minimize the risk of a lawsuit. This proactive counsel is perhaps where he brings the most value to his clients, drawing on his litigation experience, knowledge of the law and understanding of theories asserted by plaintiffs’ attorneys to help design compliance strategies that keep clients one step ahead of the Plaintiffs’ Bar. Mr. Kay also writes, speaks and serves as a resource for journalists reporting on class actions and privacy laws, including appearing on broadcast radio and television news programs.


Paul A. Rosenthal
Partner
Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP

Mr. Rosenthal defends clients in complex commercial litigation, particularly involving consumer marketing, advertising, labeling and data privacy issues. He represents clients in responding to federal and state investigations involving advertising, marketing and privacy, as well as counseling clients on compliance with a wide variety of related state and federal laws. Mr. Rosenthal represents public and private companies in contract and indemnification disputes arising out of consumer claims that involve alleged false labeling, improper telemarketing or text marketing practices under the TCPA and similar state and federal laws, as well as claims arising out of consumer-facing website operations under regulation. He advises and supports consumer-facing businesses, service providers, consumer-communication platforms and lead generators on potential liability and risk exposure arising from telemarketing procedures or in connection with active or threatened consumer litigation. Mr. Rosenthal also represents consumer-product retailers and their vendors, as well as software providers, vendors and cloud-based solution providers, to develop efficient processes for managing and negotiating responses to consumer inquiries, litigation claims and third-party subpoenas. He advises on drafting and editing consumer-facing policies, terms of use, privacy policies and internal policy documents. Mr. Rosenthal’s sophisticated data privacy and security knowledge has earned him the CIPP/US credential from the International Association of Privacy Professionals.


Credit Information
  • This 90-minute webinar is eligible in most states for 1.5 CLE credits.

  • An excellent opportunity to earn Ethics CLE credits. Note: BARBRI cannot guarantee that this course will be approved for ethics credits in all states. To confirm, please contact our CLE department at pdservice@barbri.com.


  • Live Online


    On Demand

Date + Time

  • event

    Wednesday, January 28, 2026

  • schedule

    1:00 PM E.T.

I. Overview of the TCPA and its data privacy implications

II. Revocation of consent rules

III. Legal and regulatory risks, challenges, and penalties

IV. Trends and lessons from recent TCPA litigation

V. Interplay of the TCPA with state privacy laws

VI. Actions businesses should take now to maintain compliance with the evolving TCPA legal framework

The panel will review these and other key considerations:

  • What does the FCC's recent FNPRM imply about the agency's priorities and initiatives for TCPA enforcement going forward?
  • What are recent trends and lessons to be learned from TCPA cases and regulatory actions?
  • How does the TCPA interplay with state privacy laws, and how can companies maintain a holistic compliance strategy?