Parties Stipulate to Dismissal of Claims vs. Lead Generation Services Agency
Plaintiff Heather Lee Minor and defendant Apollo Interactive agreed to the dismissal with prejudice of Minor’s individual Telephone Consumer Protection Act claims and without prejudice as to any other member of the putative class’s right to bring claims, said their…
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joint stipulation of dismissal Tuesday (docket 4:23-cv-00355) in U.S. District Court for Northern Florida in Tallahassee. Each party will bear its own attorneys’ fees and costs, said the stipulation. Minor’s Aug. 10 class action alleged that Apollo, an advertising agency that provides lead generation services to businesses in the insurance industry, inundated U.S. consumers with unsolicited texts through a program called Apollo Alerts, to numbers listed on the national do not call registry (see 2308110002).