Tax Debt Relief Firm, Plaintiff Stipulate to Dismissal of All TCPA Claims
Plaintiff Chun Wu and National Tax Advisory Services agree to the dismissal without prejudice of all of Wu’s Telephone Consumer Protection Act claims against the tax debt relief company (see 2303160054), said their stipulation Monday (docket 1:23-cv-00679) in U.S. District…
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Court for Colorado in Denver. The parties will bear their own attorneys’ fees and costs, said the stipulation. Wu’s March 2023 class action alleged that the company inundates thousands of consumers with artificial or prerecorded voice messages promoting its services, and that it does so without obtaining their prior express written consent. The case gained some brief notoriety last spring when the defendant’s motion to dismiss called the TCPA “the poster child for lawsuit abuse” (see 2305010009).