Perrong v. Bradford: Legislative Communications Not Covered by the TCPA

A Long-Overdue Bill Targets the Political Robocalls Everyone Hates but No One Regulates

Ecommerce Innovation Alliance

September 16, 2026

Every election season, the same thing happens. Phones ring at dinnertime. A recorded voice launches into a pitch for a candidate, a ballot measure, or a donation. The number is unfamiliar, but the person on the receiving end has no legal recourse. On September 8, 2026, Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-NC) introduced H.R. 10310, the Robo Calls Off Phones Act, or the “Robo COP Act,” which would finally close that gap. The Ecommerce Innovation Alliance applauds the Congresswoman for taking on a problem that Washington has managed to ignore for more than twenty years.…

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FCC to Consider Eliminating Key TCPA Rules at October 28 Meeting

FCC Set to Adopt TCPA Revocation Reforms Championed by EIA at Its September 30 Open Meeting

Ecommerce Innovation Alliance

September 11, 2026

The FCC has announced that it will vote at its September 30, 2026 open meeting to adopt a Report and Order and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that would modernize the TCPA’s consent revocation rules — and the draft order, circulated publicly on September 9, cites the Ecommerce Innovation Alliance’s comments in support of two of its most consequential reforms. For EIA members, this is a significant win. …

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SB 690 Passes the Legislature: Small Businesses One Step Closer to Relief from Abusive CIPA Lawsuits

SB 690 Passes the Legislature: Small Businesses One Step Closer to Relief from Abusive CIPA Lawsuits

Ecommerce Innovation Alliance

August 29, 2026

August 28, both houses of the California Legislature passed Senate Bill 690, sending the first meaningful CIPA reform in decades to Governor Gavin Newsom's desk. The Assembly took up the bill on the floor and the Senate concurred in the Assembly's amendments the same day, clearing the final legislative hurdles with just days left before the Legislature adjourns on August 31.…

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Senate Advances Counterfeit Notification Act as Fake Goods Continue to Threaten Ecommerce Brands

Kevin Fisher

August 27, 2026

Just months after the House advanced bipartisan legislation aimed at strengthening the fight against counterfeit imports, the U.S. Senate has followed suit—adding momentum to an effort that could give ecommerce businesses and other intellectual property rights holders better tools to identify and stop fake goods before they reach consumers.…

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California’s DROP Tool Is Now Live and It Changes the Data Landscape

California Steps Up Data Broker Enforcement Under the CCPA and Delete Act

Ecommerce Innovation Alliance

August 25, 2026

California privacy regulators are sending an increasingly clear message to businesses across the digital advertising and ecommerce ecosystem: data broker compliance is becoming an active enforcement priority. In August, the California Privacy Protection Agency (CalPrivacy) announced two data broker enforcement actions in less than a week. One marked the Agency’s first action against a data broker under both the California Consumer Privacy Act and the Delete Act.…

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Specialty Medical Inc. v. Mark Dobronski TCPA case

Fourteen Cases, One Ruling: Oregon Federal Court Slams the Class-Certification Door in Wilson v. Freeway Insurance

Ecommerce Innovation Alliance

August 24, 2026

For nearly two years, EIA members have watched a familiar name appear atop TCPA class action complaints: Chet Michael Wilson. Last week, the fight over whether Mr. Wilson may ever serve as a class representative reached a dramatic inflection point. On August 19th, Judge Michael J. McShane granted Freeway Insurance's motion to deny class certification, denied Mr. Wilson's attempt to voluntarily dismiss his own case, and entered evidence-preservation orders reaching both the plaintiff and a non-party law firm — with a written opinion to follow. …

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