Court Enters Default vs. T-Mobile for Failing to Answer TCPA Complaint
U.S. District Judge Jose Martinez for Southern Florida in Fort Pierce signed an order Friday (docket 2:23-cv-14024) directing his clerk to enter a default against T-Mobile for failing to answer or otherwise respond to plaintiff Wesley Todd’s Telephone Consumer Protection…
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Act complaint by the required deadline. He ordered the clerk to “administratively close” the case for “statistical purposes only.” Todd’s Jan. 31 complaint alleged T-Mobile sent him “repeated text messages” to a cellphone number listed on the national do not call registry since May 18 (see 2302010044).