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National Law Review
National Law Review
7/14/2026
The original headline is about Pennsylvania SB 992 and its compliance requirements for telemarketing, texts, and AI-generated calls.

The original headline is about Pennsylvania SB 992 and its compliance requirements for telemarketing, texts, and AI-generated calls.

Original: PENNSYLVANIA SB 992: What Business Leaders Need to Know About the New Telemarketing Law

Short summary

Pennsylvania unanimously passed SB 992, overhauling its 1996 telemarketing law to cover texts, ringless voicemails, and AI-generated calls. The law bans Sunday telemarketing, requires prior express written consent for robocalls, prohibits AI-generated deception and caller ID spoofing, and imposes up to $1,000–$3,000 per violation with a private right of action. Companies have 90 days to comply once signed, and liability extends to businesses that hire non-compliant vendors.

  • SB 992 expands telemarketing rules to cover texts, voicemails, AI-generated calls, and ringless voicemail
  • Robocalls require prior express written consent; AI deception and caller ID spoofing are banned
  • Penalties up to $3,000 per call with private right of action; companies liable for vendor violations

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