Technology Training Assoc. v. Buccaneers Limited Partnership

Cin-Q filed suit in 2013, alleging that Buccaneers was responsible for unsolicited faxes that violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, 47 U.S.C. 227 (the Cin-Q case). Medical & Chiropractic Clinic eventually joined the Cin-Q case as a second named plaintiff. Plaintiffs in this case filed suit on behalf of the same class based on the same allegedly unlawful acts by Buccaneers and eventually settled their claim for nearly $20 million in damages. Cin-Q and Medical & Chiropractic Clinic moved to intervene. The Eleventh Circuit reversed the district court's denial of the motion to intervene, holding that Cin-Q and Medical & Chiropractic Clinic met the requirements of Civil Procedure Rule 24(a)(2). The court remanded for the district court to grant the motion to intervene as of right. View "Technology Training Assoc. v. Buccaneers Limited Partnership" on Justia Law