Unconcerned

UDF v. Megatel illustrates the Fifth Court’s approach to “public concern” as defined by the TCPA: “[W]hile the alleged communications may have been motivated by a climate of public scrutiny created by criticisms of the UDF Parties’ business practices, the communications at issue did not in any way address the substance of either those criticisms or the resulting public scrutiny. Instead, they addressed only the termination of contracts . . . as a means for the UDF Parties to achieve liquidity which is not a matter ‘of political, social, or other concern to the community.'” No. 05-19-00647-CV (May 29, 2020) (mem. op.) (citation omitted).