> enabling the recording of phone calls. Can Radio Shack be sued because it
> sold someone a device they could plug into their phone and record calls?
> Sure, anybody can get sued, but I doubt Radio Shack would actually be
Yes, if the device is one that has no possible legal use according to t
On Wed, 28 Jan 2009, Steve Totaro wrote:
> Back on topic. I am no lawyer, but I think a disclaimer is fine,
> maybe signed prior to giving the customer a listing of the laws, state
> by state.
Interesting. Nitzan emailed me (thanks!) and reminded me that Grand
Central offers call recording.
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> Subject: Re: [asterisk-biz] Call Recording and Legal I
know if you'd like to discuss further of list.
Elliot
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> Subject: Re: [asterisk-biz] Call Recording and Legal Issues in the US
>
> Hello,
>
> While there is only a requirement of single-party notification that a
> conversation is being recorded at the federal level, there ar
Hello,
While there is only a requirement of single-party notification that a
conversation is being recorded at the federal level, there are 12
states in the USA that have a requirement that all parties in a phone
call must be notified that a call is recorded. Here is the list of
those states:
- Ca
The answer is that, unfortunately for you, you can be sued regardless of
what sort of waiver your customer signs. The argument being that your
customer may not know all the applicable laws regarding his rights in
the situation before he signs the waiver (waivers are not terribly
effective prote
I'm aware that in some states and in some cases there are differing rules
about who and when a caller or callee can or cannot record a phone call.
As a service provider, I can easily enable my users to record calls on
demand, for only some of calls, or for all calls.
The question is, do I need to
