LoanDepot, TCPA Plaintiff Agree to Stay Discovery Pending Ruling on Motion to Dismiss
Plaintiff Lee Abrahamian and defendant loanDepot agreed to stay discovery in Abrahamian’s Telephone Consumer Protection Act class action pending resolution of loanDepot’s forthcoming motions to dismiss the complaint and to strike Abrahamian’s class allegations, said their joint stipulation Thursday (docket…
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2:23-cv-00728) in U.S. District Court for Arizona in Phoenix. LoanDepot expected to file those motions by Monday, said the stipulation. Abrahamian seeks damages for the “illegal and unlawful” text messages and calls that loanDepot made to his cellphone number, which has been listed on the national do not call registry since October 2007, said his July 24 first amended complaint.