TCPA Attorney — Sue for Robocalls and Spam Texts
Getting unwanted robocalls or spam texts? You can sue for $500 to $1,500 per call or text. We'll handle everything.
Get Your Free ConsultationYour phone is yours. Companies that flood your phone with robocalls, pre-recorded messages, and spam texts without your permission aren't just annoying — they're breaking federal law.
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) gives you the right to sue, and the damages add up fast: $500 to $1,500 per unwanted call or text. If you've been getting dozens or hundreds of these, you could be looking at a significant payout.
Love My Legal handles TCPA cases for clients across California. We identify the companies responsible, build your case, and fight for the maximum compensation you're owed.
What Counts as a TCPA Violation?
You may have a TCPA claim if you're receiving:
- Robocalls — automated or pre-recorded voice calls you didn't consent to
- Spam texts — automated marketing text messages without your prior written consent
- Do Not Call violations — telemarketing calls to a number you registered on the National Do Not Call Registry
- Calls after opt-out — continued calls or texts after you asked the company to stop
- Auto-dialer calls — calls made using an automatic telephone dialing system (ATDS) without consent
- Fax spam — unsolicited commercial faxes
Common Sources of TCPA Violations
- Debt collectors
- Banks and credit card companies
- Insurance companies
- Car dealerships
- Political campaigns (in some cases)
- Healthcare companies
- Retail and e-commerce companies
- Any company using automated dialing or texting
How Much You Can Recover Under the TCPA
The TCPA provides statutory damages — meaning you don't need to prove you were financially harmed. Each violation has a set dollar value:
- $500 per violation — each unwanted call or text counts as a separate violation
- $1,500 per violation — if the company knowingly or willfully violated the law (treble damages)
The math adds up quickly. 50 unwanted texts = $25,000 to $75,000 in potential damages. 200 robocalls = $100,000 to $300,000.
How a TCPA Case Works
- You reach out. Tell us about the calls or texts you're getting. Takes 2 minutes.
- We evaluate your case. Free consultation. We review your evidence and determine if you have a claim.
- We identify the violator. We track down the company responsible — even if the calls come from spoofed numbers.
- We demand payment. We file a demand or lawsuit. Most companies settle to avoid the cost of litigation.
- You get paid. Settlement or judgment. You keep your share, we get ours.
No fee unless we win.
How to Build Your TCPA Case Right Now
Before you even contact us, here's what helps:
- Screenshot everything. Every unwanted text, every missed call from unknown numbers.
- Save voicemails. Pre-recorded messages are strong evidence.
- Keep a log. Dates, times, phone numbers, what was said.
- Ask them to stop. Text "STOP" or tell them verbally. If they continue, that strengthens your case.
- Don't block the number yet. You need the evidence. Let the calls come, document them, then contact us.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the TCPA?
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) is a federal law that restricts telemarketing calls, robocalls, pre-recorded messages, and unsolicited text messages. It gives you the right to sue companies that contact you without your consent, with damages of $500 to $1,500 per violation.
How much can I sue for under the TCPA?
The TCPA provides $500 per violation (per unwanted call or text). If the company knowingly or willfully violated the law, the court can award up to $1,500 per violation. If you've received dozens or hundreds of unwanted calls or texts, damages can add up to significant amounts.
What counts as a TCPA violation?
Common violations include: robocalls or pre-recorded messages without consent, automated text messages without consent, calls to numbers on the Do Not Call Registry, calls using an automatic telephone dialing system (ATDS) without consent, and continuing to call after you've asked to be placed on the company's internal do-not-call list.
Can I sue for spam text messages?
Yes. The TCPA covers both unwanted calls and text messages. If a company is sending you automated marketing texts without your prior express written consent, each text is a separate violation worth $500 to $1,500.
How much does a TCPA lawyer cost?
Nothing upfront. Love My Legal handles TCPA cases on contingency — we only get paid if we win. Our fee comes from the settlement or judgment.
How do I prove a TCPA violation?
Keep records of unwanted calls and texts — screenshots, call logs, voicemails, and any messages you sent asking them to stop. We handle the rest, including identifying the caller, gathering evidence, and building your case.