Johnson v. American Home Shield Corporation, 2:25-cv-02347

Plaintiff Antwane Johnson brings a class action lawsuit against American Home Shield of Virginia, Inc. (AHS), alleging violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).
Johnson claims AHS made unauthorized telemarketing calls to his mobile phone and to other consumers, in violation of federal law and regulations.
AHS denies all allegations, stating it did not call or otherwise contact Johnson as alleged and disputes liability under the TCPA or any other legal theory asserted.
The complaint seeks class action status, alleging typicality, commonality, and adequacy of Johnson's claim and representation for the proposed class.
AHS raises multiple affirmative defenses, including lack of injury, consent, existence of a business relationship, compliance with applicable laws, and constitutional arguments.
The case is in the early procedural stage, with this document being AHS's first amended answer and affirmative defenses in response to the class action complaint.

Issue	Plaintiff's Argument	Defendant's Argument	Held
TCPA Violation by Telemarketing Calls	Johnson alleges unauthorized calls by AHS	AHS denies making any such calls or contacts	Not yet ruled
Class Certification	Johnson claims typicality and commonality	AHS argues class treatment is inappropriate	Not yet ruled
Standing / Injury in Fact	Johnson asserts personal and class harm	AHS says no injury in fact or actual damages	Not yet ruled
Consent/Business Relationship	Johnson claims lack of consent	AHS claims calls (if any) were by consent or existing relationship	Not yet ruled

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