Repeat Minn. Plaintiff Sues Goldman Sachs for TCPA Infractions
The Hennepin County, Minnesota, consumer who accused Kohl’s Thursday of Telephone Consumer Protection Act wrongdoing in U.S. District Court in St. Paul (see 2210130072) brought a nearly identical complaint (docket 0:22-cv-0255) against Goldman Sachs on the same day and in…
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the same court. Marcus, the Goldman Sachs savings and loan subsidiary, “harassed" plaintiff Paul Michaud by repeatedly calling his cellphone “using a robodialer, an act strictly prohibited by state and federal law,” said his complaint. Marcus placed robocalls to Michaud at least 41 times after he “explicitly revoked” his consent to be called in November 2020, it said. Goldman Sachs didn’t comment Friday.