TCPA Plaintiff’s Motion for Class Certification Due July 1, Says Calif. Judge
March 8 is plaintiff Radley Bradford’s deadline for any motion to join other parties, amend the pleadings or file additional pleadings in his Telephone Consumer Protection Act class action against Beyond Finance, a provider of debt-consolidation services, said an order…
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signed Monday (docket 3:23-cv-01904) by U.S. Magistrate Judge Allison Goddard for Southern California in San Diego. Class discovery must be completed by May 20, and Bradford’s motion for class certification is due July 1, said Goddard’s order. Bradford’s class action alleges that Beyond Finance committed “knowing and intentional” violations of the TCPA, and didn’t maintain procedures “reasonably adapted to avoid any such violation” (see 2310190002).