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As SMS Outreach Rules Change under the TCPA Troutman Amin. LLP Partner Puja J. Amin Provides Overview of State and Federal Rules for National Law Review

Irvine, CaliforniaAttorney Amin provides throughout breakdown of federal and state laws in new article.

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The law governing outbound SMS and AI messaging is changing quickly as courts have developed new case law limiting the impact of the TCPA to certain outbound messaging channels.

As the federal rules shift, however, states have stepped up with numerous new regulations and potential legislative changes that very few lawyers (much less lay people) are able to keep up with. 

As these changes swirl, Troutman Amin, LLP partner Puja J. Amin has provided a comprehensive look at the law’s evolution to assist the nation’s callers and call centers to safely navigate the patchwork of shifting rules. 

In an article entitled “MARKETING TEXT MESSAGES MAY NOT TRIGGER THE TCPA’S DO NOT CALL RULES—BUT THEY DEFINITELY TRIGGER THESE CRITICAL STATE TELEMARKETING LAWS” Ms. Amin breaks down the most pertinent recent developments at both the state and federal level for the National Law Review’s July 28, 2026 edition. 

“We are always happy to assist our clients with their telecommunications and outbound strategy compliance needs” Amin said of the article “But I wanted to provide a more comprehensive look at the nation’s complex rules surrounding SMS messaging for all company’s nationwide.” 

As Ms. Amin explains in the article:

“While Stendingr and certain district court decisions may significantly reduce federal TCPA DNC exposure for manually sent marketing texts, many states expressly regulate text messages—even sent manually. Accordingly, businesses considering manual SMS campaigns in reliance on Stendingr and the like should recognize that mini-TCPAs may still be a risk even in the jurisdictions where courts have held text don’t equal calls under the TCPA.”

The article has been well received– particularly in the lead generation and performance and affiliate marketing industries where outbound SMS is a critical tool to drive consumer interaction following receipt of intent signals. 

Troutman Amin, LLP is widely recognized as the foremost advertising and marketing defense and compliance law firm in the nation with a dedicated focus on TCPA defense and counseling. 

Ms. Amin was formerly in-house counsel at a large non-bank mortgage servicer and was general counsel of a digital advertising company before joining Troutman Amin, LLP. 

Full article here: https://natlawreview.com/article/marketing-text-messages-may-not-trigger-tcpas-do-not-call-rules-they-definitely

For more information visit TroutmanAmin.com 

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Friendly Hibachi Chef Expands Focus in Miami as Florida Demand for Private Hibachi Experiences Continues to Rise

Miami, FloridaFriendly Hibachi Chef, Florida’s leading provider of private hibachi dining experiences, announced today an expanded operational focus in Miami as statewide demand for at‑home hibachi continues to grow. While Orlando remains a core service area, the company is increasing coverage and marketing efforts in Miami first, followed by Jacksonville and Tampa, to meet rising interest in chef‑led entertainment and fresh hibachi meals prepared directly at customers’ homes and private venues.

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Friendly Hibachi Chef, Florida’s leading provider of private hibachi dining experiences, announced today an expanded operational focus in Miami as statewide demand for at‑home hibachi continues to grow. While Orlando remains a core service area, the company is increasing coverage and marketing efforts in Miami first, followed by Jacksonville and Tampa, to meet rising interest in chef‑led entertainment and fresh hibachi meals prepared directly at customers’ homes and private venues.

This shift reflects a broader lifestyle trend across Florida: families and groups are choosing private hibachi experiences for celebrations, gatherings, and events instead of traditional restaurant dining. Miami, with its vibrant culture and strong appetite for experiential food experiences, has become the company’s fastest‑growing market.

“Our team has seen a major increase in requests from Miami, and we’re excited to dedicate more resources to serving the area,” said Libing, Owner of Friendly Hibachi Chef. “People want memorable experiences at home — great food, entertainment, and convenience. Miami has embraced that combination, and we’re proud to bring our chefs to more homes and events across the city.”

Friendly Hibachi Chef continues to serve Orlando, Jacksonville, and Tampa, but Miami’s rapid growth has positioned it as the company’s leading expansion focus. The service includes a private hibachi chef, fire‑show entertainment, fresh ingredients cooked on‑site, and flexible indoor/outdoor setup options. Families, couples, and groups across Florida are booking hibachi experiences for birthdays, anniversaries, private dinners, and celebrations of all sizes.

The company’s multi‑city presence allows customers to enjoy the same high‑quality hibachi experience regardless of location. Miami leads the expansion, Jacksonville and Tampa follow closely behind, and Orlando remains a foundational market with long‑standing customer demand.

To book a private hibachi event in Miami, Jacksonville, Tampa, or Orlando, contact Friendly Hibachi Chef directly.

Service Areas: Miami | Orlando | Jacksonville | Tampa

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Troutman Amin, LLP Partner Brittany Andres Speaks at Affiliate Summit East–The Premier Performance Marketing Event on the East Coast

Irvine, CAAttorney Andres discussed TCPA litigation trends during her main stage session

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Affiliate Summit East was another tremendous success that brought together over 4,500 advertisers, publishers, e-commerce sellers, and tech suppliers to network and establish business partnerships.

Critical to these endeavors is compliance with applicable federal and state laws– particularly the TCPA.

Troutman Amin, LLP partner Brittany Andres–a National Law Review “Go To Thought Leader” for Telecom Law who is known widely as the “Baroness”– was invited to speak to the audience on TCPA litigation and regulatory trends during an exclusive main stage session.

“With TCPA litigation spiking through the roof in 2026 understanding trends and litigation tactics are more important than ever.” Attorney Andres stated. “It was an honor to be on the main stage in New York to discuss these issues with ASE attendees and help guide these innovative companies to grow and drive revenue in a compliant way.”

Troutman Amin, LLP lawyers are frequently invited to speak at performance marketing and lead generation conferences given the firm’s dedicated focus to TCPA, marketing and advertising law.

“It is always an honor to help guide businesses big and small on the complex laws surrounding consumer outreach and data privacy practices.” Firm partner Eric J. Troutman stated. “We have travelled the nation to speak on stages whenever we have been invited– we never say no!– because we are so dedicated to helping people understand the law.” 

The firm’s partners will next speak at Contact.Io– a critical annual call marketing and customer contact conference designed for operators, decision-makers, and growth leaders–in Denver, CO this August.

Troutman Amin, LLP is a prominent complex litigation and privacy consulting law firm based in Irvine, California. 

For more information about the firm visit TroutmanAmin.com 

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Dadvan Yousuf Launches Pacific Digital Assets Forum to Advance Research and Digital Finance Across the Pacific

DUBAI, United Arab EmiratesThe Pacific Digital Assets Forum (PDAF), founded by entrepreneur Dadvan Yousuf, is an independent initiative dedicated to advancing research, education, and international dialogue on digital  assets and digital finance throughout the Pacific region. Promoting Knowledge and International Dialogue The Pacific Digital Assets Forum (PDAF) has been established to encourage informed discussion on digital assets and digital finance across the […]

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The Pacific Digital Assets Forum (PDAF), founded by entrepreneur Dadvan Yousuf, is an independent initiative dedicated to advancing research, education, and international dialogue on digital  assets and digital finance throughout the Pacific region.

Promoting Knowledge and International Dialogue

The Pacific Digital Assets Forum (PDAF) has been established to encourage informed discussion on digital assets and digital finance across the Pacific. As an independent initiative, the Forum supports research, education, and international cooperation while promoting fact-based dialogue on developments shaping the digital asset ecosystem.

By bringing together policymakers, researchers, industry participants, and other stakeholders, the Forum aims to contribute to a better understanding of digital finance and its evolving regulatory  landscape.

Long-Term Projects Supporting the Pacific Region

The Forum’s long-term strategy includes two flagship initiatives: the Pacific Digital Assets Report and the Pacific Digital Assets Conference.

The Pacific Digital Assets Report will be published annually and examine regulatory developments, market trends, and innovation across the digital asset sector in Pacific Island jurisdictions. As  part of the publication, the Forum will also introduce the Pacific Digital Assets Regulatory Index, providing a comparative overview of regulatory developments throughout the region.

The Pacific Digital Assets Conference is intended to serve as an annual platform for exchanging ideas, sharing research, and encouraging internationaldialogue on
digital assets and digital finance.

Supporting Responsible Innovation

“Effective regulation is not a barrier to innovation. It creates the trust that innovation needs to grow. Through the Pacific Digital Assets Forum, we aim to establish a platform that supports   informed discussions, independent research, and long-term international cooperation across the Pacific,” said Dadvan Yousuf, Founding Chair of the Pacific Digital Assets Forum.

Building a Platform for the Future

The Pacific Digital Assets Forum seeks to strengthen knowledge sharing and encourage evidence based discussion on digital assets through research publications, educational initiatives, and international engagement. By fostering collaboration and informed dialogue, the Forum aims to contribute to the continued development of digital finance throughout the Pacific region.

About the Pacific Digital Assets Forum

Ekran goruntusu 2026 07 29 174858 Dadvan Yousuf Launches Pacific Digital Assets Forum to Advance Research and Digital Finance Across the Pacific

The Pacific Digital Assets Forum (PDAF) is an independent initiative focused on research, education, and international dialogue in the field of digital assets and digital finance. Through publications, conferences, and educational initiatives, the Forum promotes knowledge exchange and evidence-based discussion while supporting international cooperation across the Pacific region.

For more information, visit https://nauru.org.

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