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23-CV-159 Hulce v. Zipongo Inc

Decision and Order

In a case alleging violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act’s do-not-call regulation, the court determined that a call to the plaintiff urging him to utilize a free service available under his health insurance did not “encourage the purchase” of any good or service and therefore was not a “telephone solicitation” within the meaning of the Act.

Judge:
Date:
Monday, March 18, 2024

11-CV-560 United States of America et al v. Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation et al

Decision and Order

The court decided a motion to reconsider rulings relating to the measure of damages in a case involving government contracting and the False Claims Act.

Judge:
Date:
Wednesday, March 6, 2024

11-CV-560 United States of America et al v. Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation et al

Decision and Order

The court decided motions to exclude expert testimony in a case involving government contracting and the False Claims Act.

Judge:
Date:
Wednesday, March 6, 2024

23-CV-1175 Wisconsin State Senate et al. v. City of Green Bay et al.

Decision and Order Partially Granting Defendants’ Motion to Dismiss

This case arises out of Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich’s decision to install sensitive audio surveillance devices in certain areas of Green Bay City Hall where members of the public and elected officials would sometimes engage in private conversations about civic matters.  The Wisconsin State Senate, Senator André Jacque, and Anthony Theisen (Plaintiffs) brought this action against the City of Green Bay and Mayor Genrich (Defendants) for violations of their privacy under federal and state law.  The court partially granted Defendants’ motion to dismiss.  In particular, the court dismissed the Wisconsin State Senate for lack of standing and dismissed Plaintiffs’ claims for declaratory relief.  The motion was denied in all other respects.

Date:
Tuesday, February 27, 2024