The number of filed civil robocall fraud lawsuits against Family First Life’s parent company has climbed to seven.

BehindMLM documented the
fifth Family First Life robocall fraud lawsuit
last August. Since then;

Nichols v. Integrity Marketing Group was filed on September 23rd, 2023

Newman v. Integrity Marketing Group was filed on April 19th, 2024

Plaintiff
Terri Nichols
filed her California suit against Integrity Marketing Group on September 23rd, 2023.

In her lawsuit Nichols accuses Integrity Marketing Group of violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).

Nichols claims her residential phone number has been on the National Do Not Call Registry since March 2022. She also claims she “never consented to receive calls from Integrity Marketing”.

Despite that,

Plaintiff Nichols received multiple unsolicited telemarketing calls from the Defendant on May 13 (twice) and May 18, 2022.

The telemarketing calls all followed a similar script.

The caller identified if the Plaintiff had any supplemental Medicare insurance.

When the Plaintiff explained that she did not, the Defendant’s telemarketers asked about the Plaintiff’s current Medicare supplemental insurance.

The Defendant’s telemarketers then wanted to ask the Plaintiff other qualification questions to prepare a quote for her to purchase Medicare supplemental insurance.

This included her social security number.

The Plaintiff was not interested and so she ended the call.

Nichols alleges Integrity Marketing Group’s conduct

(A) invaded Plaintiff’s privacy and solitude;

(B) wasted Plaintiff’s time;

(C) annoyed Plaintiff;

(D) tied up Plaintiff’s phone line; and

(E) harassed Plaintiff.

In her filed Complaint, Nichols sought to represent a class of consumers subject to similar conduct.

Integrity Marketing Group filed a motion to dismiss Nichols’ Complaint on November 16th.

Following filing of an Amended Complaint on November 17th, Integrity Marketing Group filed a “stipulation of dismissal with prejudice” on December 8th, 2023.

This suggests Integrity Marketing Group reached a settlement with Nichols, the details of which were not made public.

Plaintiff
Wes Newman
filed his Illinois suit against Integrity Marketing Group on April 19th, 2024.

Newman also accuses Integrity Marketing Group of violating the TCPA.

Integrity’s TCPA policies and practices are ineffective, and Integrity fails to properly enforce them, which has caused Plaintiff and other consumers to incur TCPA violations on a massive scale.

Oftentimes, as in Plaintiff’s case, the consumer receives TCPA violations through multiple Integrity downlines, with no real ability to stop the calls due to the anonymous nature of the calling and Integrity’s refusal to properly coordinate TCPA compliance.

Newman claims he’s been receiving Integrity Marketing Group calls from agents using “fake names and spoofed numbers” since 2021.

Forty-one unsolicited telemarketing calls from Integrity Marketing Group are document

🤖 Quick Answer

What legal actions have been filed against Family First Life's parent company?
Seven civil robocall fraud lawsuits have been filed against Integrity Marketing Group, Family First Life's parent company. Notable cases include Nichols v. Integrity Marketing Group (September 2023) and Newman v. Integrity Marketing Group (April 2024), with plaintiffs alleging violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and unauthorized calls despite National Do Not Call Registry registration.

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