Plaintiff Dismisses His TCPA Claims vs. House Speaker’s Campaign Committee
William Hunsaker and defendant Mike Johnson for Louisiana, the House speaker’s principal campaign committee, stipulate to Hunsaker’s voluntary dismissal of his Telephone Consumer Protection Act claims with prejudice, said their joint notice Friday (docket 1:23-cv-03322) in U.S. District Court for…
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Colorado in Denver. Each party will pay its own costs, said the notice. Hunsaker's complaint alleged the committee violated the TCPA and the Colorado Consumer Protection Act by inundating his cellphone with at least five text-message solicitations for campaign donations without his prior written consent (see 2312190001).