A federal lawsuit accuses Guardian Law and marketing firm ClicTree LLC of violating federal telemarketing laws by making unsolicited robocalls to consumers on the National Do Not Call Registry, igniting a legal battle that could have wide-reaching implications.
Wesley Newman, an Illinois resident, filed a proposed class action Thursday, claiming he received 41 unwanted calls—many using prerecorded messages—as part of an alleged lead-generation scheme for the law firm Kaila & Solomon Law Group LLC, doing business as Guardian Law.
Robotic Voices and Relentless Calls
Newman described the calls as automated and impersonal, with an “obvious robot” prompting him about past car accidents and potential compensation. In one instance, he stayed on the line and was connected to a live agent named “Steve”, who probed for details about an accident before offering legal help.
After a series of conversations, Newman said he was ultimately routed to Legal Help Advisors, a client intake company allegedly working for Atlanta-based Guardian Law, where he was sent a retainer agreement via email.
When Newman objected, stating the calls were illegal and demanded removal from the call list, he received another follow-up call within 20 minutes from someone named Alex, further pushing the legal services.
Despite repeated do-not-call requests, Newman claims the calls persisted and continue to this day.
