CVS Robocalls Result in Lawsuit

CVS Robocalls Lawsuit May Move to Class Action

Plaintiffs in a Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) lawsuit have asked an Illinois federal court to certify the CVS Robocalls case as a class action. The lawsuit claims that since 2010 CVS has made improper automated sales calls to up to 450,000 people nationwide, all in violation of the TCPA. Companies that make automated marketing calls without the recipient’s prior consent can be held liable for between $500 and $1,500 for each robocall.

The lawsuit alleges that CVS and its in-store MinuteClinic service violated the TCPA by auto-dialing cell phone numbers using prerecorded messages. The plaintiff in the case alleges that he continued to receive the robocalls even after he asked that the calls stop.

Have You Received CVS Robocalls? 

If you have been receiving unsolicited CVS robocalls or have been harassed by telemarketing calls from other companies, you may have rights that require legal attention.

Contact an experienced spam call attorney at Dimond Kaplan & Rothstein, P.A. today for a free consultation to discuss your rights and potential legal claims.