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      • Scott D. Owens, Esq.
      • Sean M. Holas, Esq.
      • Shannon Gunther
      • Don Kovaleski
    • Practice Areas
      • Telephone Consumer Protection Act
      • Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act
      • Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
      • Billing Fraud
      • Electronic Privacy
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      • Condo & HOA Debt Collection
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    • "Scott D. Owens has vast experience in the area
                                               of consumer-protection litigation..."
      -Hon. Robin S. Rosenbaum
      Soto v. Gallup, Inc.
    • “Spirit Airlines Inc. has agreed to pay $7.5 million to resolve allegations that it
      revealed too many credit card account digits on receipts, reportedly the
      second-largest cash settlement ever reached under the Fair and Accurate Credit
      Transaction Act, according to a Monday filing in Florida federal court.”
      -Law360
    • “A proposed class of consumers suing Godiva Chocolatier Inc. for allegedly
      publishing more than the last five digits of their credit card numbers in violation
      of federal law asked a Florida federal judge to approve their $6.3 million
      settlement on Monday.”
      -Law360
    • “Class Counsel is highly experienced in this sort of litigation; regularly engages
      in complex litigation involving consumer issues; lectures on the TCPA;
      and has been lead counsel in numerous TCPA cases.”
      -Hon. Roy B. Dalton, Jr.
      Cooper v. Nelnet, Inc.
    • “A Florida federal judge on Monday finally approved a $6 million settlement
      and certified a nationwide class of consumers who received autodialed or
      pre-recorded calls from Vivint Inc. or affiliate marketers, ending a suit that
      accused the home automation and security company of violating the Telephone
      Consumer Protection Act.”
      -Law360
    • “A Florida federal judge has signed off on the largest settlement in the history of
      the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act, a nearly $31 million deal
      between Subway and a class of consumers alleging the sandwich chain
      unlawfully printed full credit card expiration dates on receipts.”
      -Law360

    Practice Areas

    tcpa

    TCPA

    facta

    FACTA

    fdcpa

    FDCPA

    billingfraud

    Billing Fraud

    electronicprivacy

    Electronic Privacy

     
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    Who we are

    Over the past six years, Scott D. Owens, P.A. has earned a reputation for being Florida’s leading consumer advocate, defending citizens against debt collectors, telemarketers, spammers, and businesses engaged in negligent and fraudulent activities. The firm’s skilled and dedicated staff have recovered millions of dollars for aggrieved residents and curbed a range of unlawful business practices in the state of Florida and nationwide.
    Scott D. Owens, P.A. is committed to obtaining fair and just results while holding unscrupulous corporations accountable for unlawful business practices.
     
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    Recent News

    • November 26, 2017

      Compass Bank Can’t Use Spokeo To Ditch TCPA Row


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    • August 14, 2017

      Burger King Hit With FACTA Suit Over Customer Receipts


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    • July 15, 2017

      Darden Slapped With FACTA Suit Over Restaurant Receipts


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    • March 23, 2017

      Judge OKs Subway’s Record $31M FACTA Settlement


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