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Hinshaw partner John Ryan to speak on AI voice bot compliance at AccountsRecovery.net webinar

AI voice bots used in debt collection must comply with the TCPA, FDCPA, and a patchwork of state laws. A June 10, 2026, webinar will cover what collections operations need to know.

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AI Voice Bots in Collections Face Mounting Compliance Requirements

Companies deploying AI voice technology for debt collection and customer outreach must navigate a complex web of legal and regulatory requirements that vary by jurisdiction. A webinar scheduled for June 10, 2026, will address the compliance obligations that collections operations cannot overlook.

John Ryan, a partner at law firm Hinshaw & Culbertson, will co-present "Outbound AI Voice Bots and the Law: Compliance Requirements You Cannot Ignore" alongside industry professionals. The session focuses on both inbound and outbound AI-driven calling solutions.

The use of AI voice bots in collections sits at the intersection of multiple regulatory frameworks. Federal laws governing telemarketing and debt collection, state-level consumer protection statutes, and emerging AI-specific regulations all apply to these systems.

Companies must verify that their AI calling solutions comply with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, and state laws governing automated calls. Disclosure requirements, consent mechanisms, and call timing restrictions vary across jurisdictions.

For legal professionals overseeing compliance, understanding how AI voice technology interacts with existing regulatory requirements is essential. AI for Legal professionals can help teams stay current on these evolving standards.

The webinar will be hosted by AccountsRecovery.net. More details are available on their website.

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