Parler Seeks 3-Week Extension to Answer TCPA Suit in Pensacola
Parler, the right-leaning social media platform, is seeking a three-week deadline extension to Nov. 18 to answer allegations it violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and Florida Telephone Solicitation Act (see 2210240040), said an unopposed motion Wednesday (docket 3:22-cv-21243) in…
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U.S. District Court for Northern Florida in Pensacola. Plaintiff Jordan Copeland served his state court complaint on Parler on Sept. 23, and Parler removed the action to federal court in Pensacola on Oct. 21, said the motion. Parler only recently hired lawyers for the case and they need additional time to investigate the allegations and prepare a response, it said.