Sean Flemon v. State of Florida

How courts have described this case

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• finding that telecommunications company's agents had authority to appoint subagents for purposes of TCPA violations
• rejecting due process challenge to $10,000 maximum penalty per violation un- der the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and related state statutes
• upholding finding of vicarious liability where the defendants’ “agents[] . . . acted within their authority to sell TV service using phone calls, [] those acts benefitted DISH,” and “DISH knew what the [agents] were doing” when the agents violated applicable law
• “[A]cts outside of an agent’s au- thority do not generate liability for the principal.”
• “[A]cts outside of an agent’s au- thority do not generate liability for the principal.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).