Kearns v. LoanDepot

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Jeffrey Kearns filed a class action lawsuit against loanDepot, alleging loanDepot violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”) by placing pre-recorded voice calls to cellular telephone numbers without consent.

The Court has certified the following Class: All persons in the United States (1) whose cellular telephone number appears in “Exhibit A” to Defendant’s Court Ordered Supplemental Discovery Responses; (2) whose telephone number Defendant obtained solely via the www.lendingtree.com website; and (3) who received a call from Defendant utilizing a pre-recorded message on the date reflected in “Exhibit A” and did not return that call.

Your Legal Rights and Options

Rights and Options
Exclude Yourself by November 13, 2026	If you exclude yourself, you will maintain your rights, if any, against loanDepot. By doing so you will give up the possibility of receiving money from this class action if Mr. Kearns wins his case. However, if you exclude yourself, you will have the opportunity to file or proceed with an individual action against loanDepot (no matter which side wins at summary judgment or at trial). In that event, you will not be bound by any orders or judgments that the court issues in connection with this class action.
Do Nothing	If you do nothing, you preserve the possibility of receiving money from this class action if Mr. Kearns wins his case. However, if you do nothing and loanDepot wins at trial, you will also lose alongside Mr. Kearns and give up your right to file (at your own expense), or proceed with an individual action against loanDepot for the claims at issue in this class action.