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Neustar, Inc. v. FCC, et al

  1. May 26, 2017

    Neustar Loses Bid To Reclaim $460M FCC Deal At DC Circ.

    Neustar Inc. lost out on an attempt to overturn a Federal Communications Commission decision to recommend a $460 million contract for a service Neustar has provided be awarded to Ericsson unit Telcordia Technologies Inc. Friday, after a D.C. Circuit panel found no reason to overturn the agency’s call.

  2. September 06, 2016

    Ericsson Unit Asks To Defend $460M FCC Contract At DC Circ.

    Ericsson unit Telcordia Technologies Inc. sought to intervene Friday against the latest version of Neustar Inc.'s D.C. Circuit challenge to the Federal Communications Commission's decision to clear Telcordia for a hotly contested phone-number routing contract worth more than $460 million.

  3. July 13, 2016

    Telecom Cases To Watch For The Rest Of 2016

    The questions of who will win the presidential election and what priorities the Federal Communications Commission will set next year may take the spotlight heading into the fall, but key cases are pending that could also help shape the future of telecommunications. Here, Law360 highlights the top cases to watch in the last half of the year.

  4. December 21, 2015

    Neustar Makes Final Push For FCC Phone Contract

    Neustar Inc. has again urged the D.C. Circuit to vacate a Federal Communications Commission decision allowing an Ericsson unit to enter into negotiations for a phone-number routing contract worth more than $460 million, saying its rival's connection to the wireless industry creates a conflict of interest.

  5. November 13, 2015

    DC Circ. Urged to Nix $460M FCC Phone Contract Challenge

    A wireless trade group blasted Neustar Inc.'s bid to nix a five-year, $460 million phone-routing contract awarded to a competitor at the D.C. Circuit Thursday, defending the FCC's decision to give the contract to a unit of Swedish telecommunications company Ericsson.

  6. October 29, 2015

    FCC Fights Challenge To $460M Phone Contract At DC Circ.

    The Federal Communications Commission urged the D.C. Circuit on Wednesday to reject Neustar Inc.'s bid to erase a five-year, $460 million phone-routing contract the commission awarded a competitor, calling the challenge both unripe and meritless.

  7. September 21, 2015

    Neustar Says Telcordia Blocked From $460M Phone Contract

    Neustar Inc. on Monday urged the D.C. Circuit to vacate a $460 million dollar phone routing contract recommendation made by the Federal Communications Commission, saying the Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson-owned company poised to get it should have been disqualified.

  8. June 22, 2015

    Telcordia, Groups Can Intervene In Neustar DC Circ. Appeal

    Telcordia Technologies Inc. will be backing the Federal Communications Commission's decision to recommend it for a $460 million phone routing contract after the D.C. Circuit on Friday allowed it and two major telecom trade groups to intervene against an appeal from Neustar Inc.

  9. June 16, 2015

    FCC Blasts Neustar's 'Straw Man' In $460M Contract Appeal

    The Federal Communications Commission slammed Neustar Inc.'s argument that a $460 million phone routing contract was appealable because the deal is likely to be completed as a "straw man," again telling the D.C. Circuit on Monday the company cannot appeal until the contract is actually final.

  10. June 08, 2015

    Telecom Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2015

    From showdowns with the Federal Communications Commission over its authority to regulate and enforce Internet-related policy to the agency’s lack of movement on issues related to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, the second half of 2015 is loaded with big telecommunications cases attorneys in the industry will want to watch.

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