Plaintiff Moves for Entry of Default vs. Vendor She Alleges Violated TCPA
Plaintiff Antionette Woodard seeks an entry of default against Healthubb, the vendor she alleges Humana hired to place unlawful telemarketing calls on its behalf, in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, said her motion Wednesday (docket 1:23-cv-00979) in U.S.…
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District Court for Northern Illinois in Chicago. Healthubb was properly served March 15 but never answered Woodard’s complaint, said her motion. Humana contends it never hired Healthubb for a marketing campaign, nor did it permit Healthubb to access its systems or otherwise directly transfer calls to Humana agents (see 2306140055).