From: malQRMassimilation@gmail.com   
      
   by Daniel S. Blynn   
      
   Last week, courts issued two new Florida Telephone Solicitation Act   
   (FTSA) decisions. We've been covering the sprawl of FTSA cases filed   
   since the statute was amended to allow for a private cause of action in   
   July 2021. Both of last week's decisions were on motions to dismiss.   
      
   First, on September 13, 2022, the Middle District of Florida gave FTSA   
   defendants their first win in Davis v. Coast Dental Services, LLC.   
   There, the plaintiff, using a form complaint that her attorneys often   
   use in other FTSA cases, alleged that the defendant used a "computer   
   software system that automatically selected and dialed" her telephone   
   and sent a single marketing message to her (from a ten-digit phone   
   number) about its dental services without her prior express written consent.   
      
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