Craig Kalamay
Location
United States
Personal Overview
Name: Craig Kalamay
Primary Legal Activity: Consumer litigation relating to telemarketing or consumer communications (limited publicly indexed information)
Craig Kalamay has been referenced in TCPA-related litigation involving alleged telemarketing or robocall communications made to consumers without prior consent. TCPA plaintiffs such as Kalamay typically claim violations related to automated dialing technology used by telemarketers.
TCPA cases frequently involve allegations that companies contacted consumers despite the absence of prior express consent or after requests to stop calling.
Litigation Background
Plaintiffs in TCPA litigation generally assert that:
- automated dialing systems were used
- prerecorded voice messages were delivered
- calls were made to mobile phones without consent
Such lawsuits often seek statutory damages under federal telecommunications privacy law. The TCPA was enacted by the U.S. Congress to regulate telemarketing practices and protect consumer privacy from unwanted automated communications. (Wikipedia)
Known Litigation Context
TCPA cases involving plaintiffs like Kalamay generally focus on robocalls placed by marketing companies, financial service providers, or lead-generation firms.
Plaintiffs typically seek statutory damages and injunctive relief to stop further calls.
Courts Involved
- U.S. District Courts
- Federal appellate courts reviewing TCPA interpretation
Litigation Pattern
- robocalls made using automated dialing systems
- prerecorded telemarketing messages
- repeated calls after revocation of consent
- marketing calls to mobile phone numbers
Additional Public Information
The TCPA has generated thousands of lawsuits in federal courts since its enactment due to increasing use of automated marketing technology. Congress enacted the statute to protect consumer privacy and limit intrusive telemarketing communications.