The Northern District of California recently let most of a plaintiff’s TCPA claims survive a motion to dismiss, a timely reminder of the federal courts’ plausibility standard. The case is Koeller v. TD Synnex Corp., No. 26-1102, 2026 WL 1963045 (N.D. Cal. July 7, 2026). According to the plaintiff, he had placed his phone number
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