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TCPA Case Review: Chesbro v. Best Buy Stores
The Ninth Circuit’s decision in Chesbro v. Best Buy is an important Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) cases clarifying what counts as a “telemarketing” call
The Shadow of Bad Faith: Understanding Campbell v. State Farm and Your Rights in Utah
For many, insurance is a safety net, a promise of protection when the unexpected happens. But what happens when that net is riddled with holes,
TCPA Case Review: 11th Circuit Vacates FCC’s One-to-One Consent Rule
Introduction The TCPA of 1991 continues to evolve. The landscape of telemarketing consent has shifted again. On January 24, 2025, the 11th Circuit Court vacated
Personal Injury Review: How Much Can You Recover for Medical Bills in Utah?
When you are injured in a car accident, the medical bills can pile up fast. But if you have health insurance, your insurance company often
Keeping It Honest: A Guide to Utah’s Truth in Advertising Law
Whether you are a consumer trying to find the best deal or a business owner creating a new marketing campaign, honesty is the best policy.
10 Unfair Insurance Practices Utah Insurers Cannot Use: Part 10
Utah law gives policyholders powerful protection against deceptive, coercive, or bad-faith behavior by insurance companies. Under the Utah Administrative Code—specifically R590-190-9 and R590-190-12—insurers must follow