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National Law Review
National Law Review
7/1/2026
The original headline is: "How Podium Corporation Escaped TCPA Liability—And Why Vendor Accountability Matters"

The original headline is: "How Podium Corporation Escaped TCPA Liability—And Why Vendor Accountability Matters"

Original: TRUSTWORTHY?: Podium Corporation Out of Case on Jurisdictional Grounds– But Did They Cause a TCPA Lawsuit and then Try to Walk Away?

Short summary

Podium Corporation dodged liability in a TCPA lawsuit by citing a jurisdiction clause, forcing its customer to litigate in two forums instead of defending them. The legal analysis warns founders to vet vendors on their willingness to stand behind customers when their own negligence causes legal problems—a measure of company integrity.

  • •Podium refused to defend LPC Survival in a TCPA texting lawsuit despite allegedly negligent platform behavior
  • •Podium filed to dismiss on jurisdictional grounds, leaving customer to defend alone in dual forums
  • •Article advises founders to choose vendors who will indemnify and defend when they cause harm

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