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What you could recover

Real Money For real violations.

TCPA damage are statutory – meaning Congress set the dollar amounts. You don’t have to prove you were “harmed” the way you would in other cases. Just that the call was illegal.

A client with 20 illegal robocalls could recover $10,000 – $30,000. More if the caller knew the rules.

Per illegal call

$500

Statutory min

Per willfull / knowing violation

$1,500

trebled

Your cost to hire us

$0

contingency

FAQ

Questions
we hear a lot.

Don’t see yours? Give us a call 206-800-6000.

It’s not to good to be true. It’s the law. The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) was enacted by the federal government to stop illegal telemarketing in its tracks. If a company violates this law, you aren’t just protected—you are entitled to $500 to $1,500 in statutory damages per violation.

Yes. TCPA cases are handled on a contingency basis. Our fees come out of the resolution of your case and the law often allows us to recover fees directly from the telemarketer. If there’s no recovery, you owe us nothing.

No, that’s our job. We pull the call logs, unmask the company behind the dialer, draft the complaint, and aggressively litigate the case. All we need from you is a brief intake call, a signed engagement letter, and any saved texts or voicemails. We’ll handle the rest.

Every case is unique—some settle in two weeks, while others can take two years. On average, most cases resolve in 12-18 months. We will give you an honest, and realistic timeline during your initial review. Rest assured, a longer timeline isn’t necessarily a bad thing as more complex cases often yield larger financial recoveries.

Telemarketers tend to go quiet the moment they hear from us. But if they don’t? Every additional call they make is a fresh violation—which means more money in your pocket.

Six violations That can Make You Money

  • Robocalls

    Auto-dialed or pre-recorded calls to a phone without your prior express written consent are illegal .

  • spam text messages

    Unsolicited marketing texts count too. Every text can carry up to $1,500 in damages.

  • Do-Not-Call violations

    If your number is on the National Do-Not- Call Registry for 30+ days and you got two or more solicitation calls in 12 months, that’s a case.

  • Calls after you said to stop

    Once you demand a telemarketer stop — verbally, by replying “STOP,” or in writing — every subsequent call or text is a new violation.

  • Pre-recorded Messages

    Press 1 to speak with a representative” voicemails dropped to your inbox without consent are textbook violations.

  • Spoofed Numbers & Caller ID

    When a telemarketer uses a “spoofed” caller ID to hide their identity, that is a violation.

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