When a defendant defaults, fails to respond to a motion for class certification, and produces no evidence of consent, one might assume that class certification is a formality. A recent decision from the Eastern District of Pennsylvania is a useful reminder that in telemarketing litigation, even an unopposed motion gets a “rigorous analysis” and a
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