They Spammed You. Now Make Them Pay.
Under federal law, you may be entitled to $500 per unwanted text or call — even more if the violation was intentional. Hammerhead Legal fights for consumers like you, at no upfront cost.
No fees unless we win · Free claim review · 100% confidential
Getting Compensated Is Easier Than You Think
Three simple steps from submission to potential compensation.
1. Submit
Fill out our secure form and upload a screenshot of the message or note the call details. Takes less than 3 minutes.
2. Review
Our legal team reviews your submission at no charge to determine if you have a valid TCPA claim.
3. Collect
If your claim is valid, we guide you through the process to pursue compensation — $500 per violation, up to $1,500 for willful violations.
You May Have a Claim If...
You received a text message from a company you never opted into
You got a robocall or pre-recorded message on your cell phone
A company kept contacting you after you asked them to stop
You're on the Do Not Call registry but still receive marketing calls
You received texts to a recycled phone number that belonged to someone else
Billions of Illegal Texts Are Sent Every Year. Yours Could Be Worth Something.
Hundreds of Thousands
TCPA complaints filed with the FCC annually
$500–$1,500
Per illegal message or call under the TCPA
Hundreds of Millions
Paid out in TCPA class action settlements
Common Questions
Is there any cost to file a claim?
No. Submitting your information is completely free. Our legal partners work on contingency — meaning they only get paid if you do.
How much can I receive?
Under the TCPA, you may be entitled to $500 per violation. If the violation was willful or knowing, that amount can increase to $1,500.
What is the TCPA?
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act is a federal law that restricts how companies can use automated technology to contact consumers by phone or text. It covers robocalls, autodialed texts, pre-recorded messages, and Do Not Call violations.
Ready to Fight Back?
Submit your claim today and our team will review it at no charge.
TCPA claims must be filed within 4 years of the violation. Don't wait.
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