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Guides to the legal side of business texting: Do Not Call rules, state laws, and how client intake works in law firms.

Texting sits under several overlapping rules, from federal consent requirements to state mini-TCPA laws and the Do Not Call Registry. These articles explain how they fit together in plain language and how a law practice can use texting responsibly. They are general information, not legal advice, so confirm anything specific to your business with counsel.

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The Do Not Call Registry and what it means for your texting

Consent and the registry are two different checks. Passing one does not mean you passed the other.

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State mini-TCPA laws and what they change

Meeting the federal standard is not the same as being compliant in every state you text into.

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Law firm client intake by text

Legal inquiries go to several firms at once. The first substantive response usually gets the consultation.

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