Mt. Sterling Water, Light & Ice Co. v. First National Bank

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• “we hold that the TCPA can impose Lability directly or vicariously upon any person or entity on whose behalf a third party places a call in violation of § 227(b)(1)(A)”
• “This . pleading, by itself, is enough to state a claim, plausible on its face, that Fannie Mae is vicariously liable for the phone calis made by Resolve.”

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