Class Members in Rita's TCPA Suit to Get Bigger Scoop of $3M
A federal judge has ruled that because there are fewer valid claimants in a Telephone Consumer Protection Act class action against Rita's Water Ice than originally anticipated, each will get a larger share of the $3 million settlement fund.
September 15, 2017 at 02:16 PM
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A federal judge has ruled that because there are fewer valid claimants in a Telephone Consumer Protection Act class action against Rita's Water Ice than originally anticipated, each will get a larger share of the $3 million settlement fund.
The class action was filed in 2015 by Sherry Brown and Ericka Newby. The two claimed that Rita's sent them “Cool Alerts” text messages announcing when certain water ice flavors and other products were available at local stores.
They alleged that the lists were generated using a database of telephone numbers that the owners did not provide to Rita's. They also claimed that they kept receiving messages after texting “STOP” in response to the texts' instructions to stop receiving future notifications.
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