[author: Eric Troutman]
Good lord another one?
I can’t keep up with all the #biglaw losses.
I mean, when was the last time ANY #biglaw firm won ANTHING in a TCPA case?
My goodness. What a disaster.
Here’s another one.
In Bond v. Folsom Insurance Agency LLC, 3:24-cv-02551-L-BN (N.D. Tex. July 11, 2025) the court ordered the Defendant to produce “unredacted records of the individuals that Folsom contacted with prerecorded messages” so it must produce “broadcast reports” apparently of all of its outbound calls.
Disaster.
But it gets worse.
The Court found the Defendant’s position was NOT justified. So it ordered SANCTIONS against Fulsom– it has to PAY Plaintiff’s lawyers for the cost of bringing the motion.
My goodness. This is insane.
Another #biglaw firm TCPA client was also sanctioned just a couple weeks ago and, as I just posted TODAY AmEx suffered a big discovery loss– also represented by #biglaw.
Some people just don’t know what they’re doing. And that includes folks hiring #biglaw to represent them in TCPA cases.
Terrible idea.
And I know what happens.
You work with a guy at the firm for other stuff. He’s really good.
A TCPA case comes in and he tells you he has a great other guy to work with on the case.
What he DOESN’T tell you is that he makes a 30% cut of your fees paid to the other guy.
So he sells you. You take the bait.
And disaster.
Unethical.
Wrong.
But it happens every day.
Don’t get fooled folks.
Its one thing to pay for your lawyer but to have to pay for the other lawyer too is INSANE.
Chat soon.
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