Court Asked to Hold for Mediation in FTSA Case
Parties sought stay in a Florida Telephone Solicitation Act case until after mediation scheduled for Jan. 4. Plaintiff Tyler DeSouza and defendant AeroCare hope “that mediation will be fruitful and result in the resolution of this matter, obviating the need…
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for a hearing and ruling on the Motion to Dismiss,” they said in a joint motion posted Wednesday in case 6:22-cv-01047-RBD-LHP at the U.S. District Court for Middle Florida. If parties can’t resolve their differences, they will “promptly inform” the court and submit a joint scheduled by Jan. 13, they said. AeroCare sought to dismiss because it says Florida’s mini Telephone Consumer Protection Act is unconstitutional (see 2210260018).