Family First Life Robocall Lawsuit Reaches Ninth Case
The number of robocall-related lawsuits linked to Family First Life has reached nine. These cases involve its parent company, Integrity Marketing Group. The company operates an MLM model that sells insurance leads. Ongoing legal issues suggest concerns about its telemarketing practices.
Texas Case Background and Developments
Plaintiff James Calhoun filed the case in 2024. He later added Integrity Marketing Group and Connie Health Inc. as defendants. The case moved to federal court in Texas.
In 2025, the court denied Connie Health’s dismissal request but partially accepted Integrity’s motion. The claims against Integrity were dismissed without prejudice due to lack of strong evidence.
Alleged TCPA Violations
The lawsuit focuses on violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. Calhoun claims he received thousands of robocalls using fake names and spoofed numbers. His number was already on the Do Not Call Registry.
The complaint alleges poor compliance, including failure to manage do-not-call requests and lack of proper telemarketing controls.
Ongoing Legal Pattern and Impact
This is one of several similar lawsuits filed against the company. Many past cases have been settled, indicating a repeated issue.
Regulated by the Federal Communications Commission, TCPA violations can lead to heavy penalties. The growing number of cases may increase scrutiny on Family First Life and its parent company.
