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Herring Networks, Inc. v. AT and T Services, Inc. et al
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July 27, 2016
AT&T Can't Shake Fraud Claims Over TV Network Agreement
AT&T Inc. and AT&T Services Inc. must face allegations from a small TV-programming network that the telecommunications giant broke its agreement to carry its channels after its DirecTV merger, a California federal judge ruled Monday, saying the network adequately pled its case.
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May 24, 2016
Network Says AT&T Knew Of Fraud When It Signed Contract
A small television network urged a California federal judge not to let AT&T escape allegations it concealed plans to ax its U-Verse platform during negotiations for the network to be carried there, saying Monday AT&T can't label its public statements "mere puffery."
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April 26, 2016
AT&T Asks Court To Toss Network's Fraud, Contract Suit
AT&T Services Inc. asked a California judge Monday to dismiss a lawsuit alleging AT&T concealed its future plans in order to persuade a small television programming network to leave a proposed clause out of a contract between the companies, saying the network's lawsuit is unsupported and arguing the network sued because it became dissatisfied after agreeing to the deal.
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March 10, 2016
AT&T Sued Over TV Subscribers Lost After DirecTV Merger
AT&T Inc. broke its carriage agreement with a small TV-programming network by migrating AT&T subscribers to DirecTV after merging with the satellite TV provider, which does not carry the network's channels, according to a suit filed in California federal court Wednesday.