Class Action vs. Pizza Hut for Unlawful Texts Is Voluntarily Dismissed
Plaintiff Danuel Cortez voluntarily dismissed his individual Telephone Consumer Protection Act claim against Pizza Hut with prejudice, said his notice Monday (docket 2:23-cv-00192) in U.S. District Court for Eastern Washington in Spokane. Cortez’s July 5 class action alleged that Pizza…
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Hut engages in unsolicited text messaging to promote its goods and services and that it continues to text consumers after they opt out of those solicitations (see 2307070022).