The FCC no longer has the final say.
Are you ready for the new TCPA era?

The Supreme Court just flipped the script on how the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) is enforced, and the ramifications have only just begun to be felt.

In McLaughlin Chiropractic Associates v. McKesson Corp., the Court ruled that lower courts are not bound by FCC interpretations of the TCPA, even in enforcement cases. That means federal judges now have the power to reinterpret core TCPA provisions—from consent rules to exemptions—without deferring to the FCC.

Join us for a high-impact legal discussion on McLaughlin v. McKesson and how it’s shaking up TCPA compliance, litigation, and risk across numerous industries.

In this webinar, we’ll cover:

• What the McLaughlin decision actually says—and doesn’t say
• Why FCC guidance may no longer protect you
• How this reshapes compliance and litigation risk for callers and lead generators
• Whether this opens the door to more lawsuits or new defenses
• What to expect next from the courts and regulators

Don’t miss out on this important discussion surrounding the biggest TCPA development of 2025.