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• March 19, 2026

  4th Circ. Backs T-Mobile In Signal Interference Suit

  The Federal Communications Act dooms every bit of an internet and phone service provider's suit accusing T-Mobile of interfering with and slowing down its signals, the Fourth Circuit said Thursday, declining to revive the litigation.

• March 19, 2026

  Consumers' Research Objects To Latest FCC Fees

  The conservative group that sued the Federal Communications Commission to have the Universal Service Fund declared unlawful wants the agency to set the percentage that phone companies have to contribute next quarter at zero, arguing that the program is not legal.

• March 19, 2026

  Ericsson Paid Terrorists At Americans' Expense, Families Say

  Families of U.S. civilians and service members killed or wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan allege in a lawsuit filed in D.C. federal court that telecommunications giant Ericsson made protection payments to al-Qaida and the Islamic State group, helping to fund the terrorist groups' efforts to kill and kidnap Americans.

• March 19, 2026

  Amazon Unlawfully Taxes Exempt Baby Items In Fla., Suit Says

  Two Florida shoppers filed a proposed class action Thursday in Washington federal court accusing Amazon.com Inc. of overcharging customers by collecting sales tax on items that are supposed to be tax-free under Florida law, such as cribs, strollers, diapers and other products for toddlers and babies.

• March 19, 2026

  LA Cannabis Shop Fights Shutdown Over $4.9M Tax Bill

  The new manager of a Los Angeles cannabis dispensary is suing state and city agencies in California state court to stop them from shutting down the business over a $4.9 million unpaid tax bill incurred by old management, arguing the agencies are acting arbitrarily and denying the managerial company due process.

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