Clerk's Default Sought vs. Lord & Taylor for Failing to Answer TCPA Complaint
Plaintiff Ruhi Reimer seeks the entry of a clerk’s default against Lord & Taylor for failing to respond to his July 11 first amended class action complaint seeking damages for the retailer’s Telephone Consumer Protection Act and Virginia Telephone Privacy…
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Protection Act, said his motion Wednesday (docket 1:23-cv-00741) in U.S. District Court for Eastern Virginia in Alexandria. Lord & Taylor was properly served Aug. 9, and its responsive pleading was due Aug. 20, said the motion. Reimer alleges Lord & Taylor hounded him with at least eight unwanted promotional text messages after he asked the retailer to stop (see 2306080039).