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Resources for Understanding Florida’s Mini-TCPA

On June 29, 2021, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed new amendments into law that modified the state’s existing telemarketing regulations. Those amendments took effect two days later. These new regulations transform the state’s existing telemarketing laws—the Florida Telemarketing Act and the Florida Do Not Call Act—into a state-level version of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). In truth, it is an even riskier potential source of litigation than the TCPA due the fact that it bans autodialed calls without consent despite never defining what constitutes an autodialer.

Marketers are understandably concerned about this law and interested in learning how they can maintain compliance with it. On this page, we are compiling all of the most relevant information on Florida's new robocall bill from trusted sources.

Articles

Webinars

Guides

  • Florida State Telemarketing Guide
    In the summer of 2021, the state legislature passed an overhaul of Florida’s existing, state-level telemarketing laws, creating something like a miniature Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). This guide examines the laws in their original form and after the overhaul, and offers best practices for Florida marketers.
  • Eric J. Troutman's thorough analysis of the new law
  • The Art of Obtaining Consent
    This guide will take you through the ins and outs of consent, defining both standards of consent, explaining the relevant exemptions, offering best practices, and giving you a consent cheat sheet. 
  • State Calling Times Cheat Sheet
    The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have calling time standards that are followed by the majority of states. However, many states have their own calling time standards. To simplify things, we’ve compiled all of the various calling time restrictions into a single chart.

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