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· 11/23/2015

Alexander, Robert Mitchell

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  • noting that the defendant bears the burden of providing evidence of predominance- 7 defeating consent to a TCPA claim
  • noting that the defendant bears the burden 24 of providing evidence of predominance-defeating consent to a TCPA claim
  • “[W]e do not consider . . . defenses that [the defendant] might advance or for which it has presented no evidence.” (emphasis added)
  • “[W]e do not consider . . . defenses that 19 [a defendant] might advance or for which it has presented no evidence.”
  • “We see 22 no distinction between ‘express consent’ and ‘prior express invitation or permission’ that 23 would affect which party bears the burden of proving consent.”

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