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Eleventh Circuit Court Rules that Providing a Cell Phone Number on a Written Application or Other Form Constitutes “Prior Express Consent” Under the TCPA
If there remained a question of whether consenting in writing to be contacted on one’s cell phone constitutes “prior express consent” to receive calls at that number under the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”), it has been conclusively answered by the Eleventh Circuit Court in a recent opinion in Murphy v. DCI Biologicals… Read More »
Sean Johnson named Tampa’s “Lawyer of the Year” by Best Lawyers 2016© in Litigation – Banking and Finance
Johnson & Cassidy is pleased to announce that attorney Sean Johnson has been named the Best Lawyers 2016© Tampa Litigation – Banking and Finance “Lawyer of the Year” in Tampa, Florida. Only one lawyer in the community is recognized each year as “Lawyer of the Year” for a given practice area. Sean was also… Read More »
Johnson & Cassidy is a proud sponsor of the 2015 Clays for the Community
The 2015 Clays for the Community benefits the Boots & Roots Foundation. The Boots & Roots Foundation supports and conducts events to raise funds that benefit local agriculture, outdoor and sportsman communities with a focus on youth, individuals, or other organizations in need. More information about the Foundation, its mission, and its efforts in… Read More »
Locked up for Muscular Dystrophy
Uh oh, Sean Johnson has done it again! On August 27th he’ll be “locked up” for the Muscular Dystrophy Association’s annual LOCK-UP fundraising event. Please help him get out of jail by visiting his personal MDA Lock-Up fundraising page and donating to this great cause! http://bit.ly/1ey2VLH #MDALockup
Steve Tabano speaks at St. Petersburg Bar Association
Steve Tabano, who is Of Counsel to the firm, spoke recently to the Real Property Section of the Saint Petersburg Bar Association on eminent domain issues. Steve’s talk, titled ““Sometimes It Isn’t Just About the Money”, focused on the fact that, more often than not, money usually satisfies the government’s obligation to pay full… Read More »