Known-litigator screening
How Landing Zone screens contacts against known-litigator lists, and what that screening does and does not tell you.
Some phone numbers belong to people or firms known for repeatedly filing lawsuits over telephone outreach. Known-litigator screening checks your contacts against lists of those numbers before you message or call them, so you can avoid the audiences most likely to turn one send into a legal dispute.
How it works in Landing Zone
DNC & Litigator Scrub screens contacts against known-litigator lists that are imported and maintained in your workspace. When a number matches, it is suppressed for SMS and calls, and the reason is recorded with the entry.
Screening results — including the reason each number was flagged — are available to review and export. See Review screening results for the walkthrough, and Suppression lists for how a litigator match is enforced afterward.
What it does not do
Known-litigator screening reduces your exposure to serial-litigation risk. It does not eliminate it, and it is not a legal determination about any number — matched or unmatched.
Your responsibilities
- Keep the litigator data in your workspace current — screening is only as good as the lists it checks.
- Re-screen audiences before sending rather than relying on old results; see How to review a campaign before sending.
- Treat litigator screening as one layer among several, alongside DNC screening, consent records, and opt-out handling — not as a substitute for any of them.
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