Marc Jacobs penned an article titled, “Federal Court Paves Way for TCPA Defendants to Attack Class Actions on Constitutional Grounds,” published by JD Supra. The piece covers the Hannabury case, in which it was held that a plaintiff’s claims under the TCPA do not survive his or her death. As covered in the story, Marc points out that by virtue of the ruling in Hannabury, corporate defendants could now argue that the aggregation of the minimum $500 to $1,500 fine under the TCPA on a class-wide basis is unconstitutional.