Cellphone owners whose numbers are on a 41,719-number call list can claim money from an $850,000 settlement over prerecorded insurance robocalls, but only if they file by Nov. 16. The case, Bond v. Folsom Insurance Agency, is number 3:24-cv-02551-BN in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas, Dallas Division. The settlement notice estimates a payout of $125 to $200 for each valid claim.
The settlement covers calls from Cody Folsom and Folsom Insurance Agency, LLC. Folsom denies wrongdoing and denies violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, the federal law that limits prerecorded calls to cell phones. The court has not ruled on whether the calls were illegal. The money comes from a settlement fund that Folsom Insurance Agency is paying into.
Who is in the class
The class covers people whose cell phone numbers received a call or voicemail using an artificial or prerecorded voice from Folsom Insurance Agency between Feb. 29, 2020 and Sept. 15, 2026, according to the settlement website. Numbers on other phone lines count too if the line owner pays for incoming calls. The number must also appear on the list of 41,719 numbers compiled by the plaintiffs’ expert…