Legal Question in Telecomm Law in Illinois
I just moved into a new apartment. Today, I received a call on my cell phone from Farmers Insurance, who says they have a "partnership" with my landlord, offering to sell me renters insurance. They specifically named my leasing agent (him personally, not even the management company) as the source of my phone number. I have checked my lease, and I definitely did not authorize the management company to release my contact information to third parties for marketing purposes. My landlord claims this was a "mistake," but come on. Did he break the law?
Asked on 6/26/13, 6:26 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Chen Kasher
Chen Kasher
Possibly, yes, but what are your damages? Your best remedy is a civil suit, but without damages, there's very little any attorney can do.
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Answered on 6/27/13, 6:30 am
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