TCPA QUIET HOUR VIOLATIONS — You Can Sue for Early Morning or Late-Night Calls and Texts

Have you been jolted awake by a robocall or spam text in the middle of the night? If so, you may have a case under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). R23 Law is currently investigating class action claims on behalf of consumers like you.

What Is the TCPA—and What Are “Quiet Hours”?

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) is a federal law designed to protect consumers from intrusive telemarketing practices. One key provision of the TCPA restricts when telemarketers can contact you. Calls or texts from telemarketers, debt collectors, or automated dialing systems are prohibited between 9:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. local time. These time periods are referred to as the TCPA’s “quiet hours.”

These rules apply to:

  • Robocalls

  • Text messages

  • Pre-recorded voicemails

  • Autodialer systems

Whether you were contacted by a bank, a debt collector, or a marketing firm, calls or texts made outside of those hours can violate your legal rights.

Can You File a Class Action Lawsuit for TCPA Quiet Hour Violations?

Yes. If you received telemarketing calls or texts during restricted quiet hours, you may be entitled to $500 to $1,500 per violation under the TCPA. And if many others were affected, this could lead to a class action lawsuit—a powerful tool for holding companies accountable.

At R23 Law, our California TCPA Violation Lawyers are reviewing cases where consumers were unlawfully contacted before 8:00 a.m. or after 9:00 p.m., especially if:

  • You were contacted multiple times

  • The calls or texts used an autodialer or pre-recorded message

  • You never gave prior express consent

  • Your number is on the National Do Not Call Registry

Common Industries That Violate TCPA Quiet Hours

We’ve seen violations from companies across multiple sectors, including:

  • Debt collectors and financial institutions

  • Mortgage lenders

  • Student loan servicers

  • Online retailers and subscription services

  • Healthcare providers and pharmacies

Whether the calls are marketing, “informational,” or collection-based, they must comply with TCPA rules—or risk legal consequences.

Why Class Actions Matter for Consumers

Class action lawsuits allow groups of consumers who suffered the same type of illegal contact to band together. This is especially important when each individual claim might seem too small to pursue alone. But when companies violate the law at scale, class actions can result in millions of dollars in consumer compensation.

At R23 Law, we’re not just focused on individual recovery—we’re committed to industry-wide accountability.

How R23 Law Helps Victims of TCPA Violations

Our legal team specializes in consumer protection litigation, with a track record of winning compensation for victims of illegal marketing and debt collection practices. If you think you’ve been targeted with quiet hour robocalls or texts, you don’t need to face the legal system alone.

When you contact R23 Law, you can expect:

  • A free, confidential case review

  • No fees unless we win

  • Attorneys who specialize in TCPA class actions

  • Service in multiple languages to support California’s diverse communities

Take Action Now – You May Be Owed Compensation

You have a right to peace, privacy, and a phone that doesn’t buzz at midnight. If companies have violated that right, R23 Law can help you hold them accountable.

📞 Contact R23 Law’s California TCPA Violation Lawyers today for a free consultation and find out if you qualify for a class action lawsuit.

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