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April 03, 2017
Judge Cuts Sprint's Atty Fee Request In Tribal Telecom Row
A South Dakota federal judge has handed down only $36,798 in attorneys' fees to Sprint Communications Company LP, despite the company's push for more than $690,000, after the judge held in August that a telecommunications company controlled by the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe improperly billed it for free conference calling services.
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September 22, 2016
Sprint Defends Bid For Attys' Fees From Tribal Telecom Co.
Sprint continued to push for more than $690,000 in attorneys' fees Thursday after a South Dakota federal judge held that a telecommunications company controlled by the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe improperly billed it for free conference calling services, saying its requested fees were reasonably incurred.
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September 20, 2016
Sprint's Atty Fee Bid Is Unreasonable, Tribal Telecom Co. Says
A telecommunications company controlled by the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe said Sprint Communications Co.'s bid for more than $690,000 in attorneys' fees was unreasonable on Monday, after a South Dakota federal judge ruled it had improperly billed the communications giant for free conference calling services.
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August 04, 2016
Sprint Scores Win In Fee Fight With Tribal Telecom Co.
A South Dakota federal judge ruled Thursday that a telecommunications company controlled by the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe improperly billed Sprint Communications Co. LP fees for free conference calling services, handing a win to the telecom giant in its long-running suit challenging the charges.
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July 06, 2016
Sprint Blasts Tribal Telecom Co.'s Bid To Add Evidence
Sprint Communications Co. LP urged a South Dakota federal judge on Tuesday to reject a bid by a telecommunications company controlled by the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe to introduce post-trial evidence in the telecom giant's suit over fees for free conference calling services.
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July 01, 2016
Tribal Telecom Co. Presses For Connection Fees From Sprint
A tribal telecommunications company, which Sprint claims demanded payment for patching through an artificially inflated number of calls, continued to press a South Dakota federal judge Thursday to make the telecom giant pay $463,000 In connection fees.
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June 17, 2016
Sprint Says Tribal Co. Is Not Owed Connection Fees
Sprint asked a South Dakota federal judge Thursday to reject a tribal telecommunications company's post-trial bid for connection fees, arguing the telecom giant deserves judgment in its favor because the tribal carrier was impermissibly close to the end user.
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June 03, 2016
Sprint Says La. Ruling Irrelevant To SD Dispute With Tribal Co.
Sprint on Friday urged a South Dakota federal judge to ignore a recent court ruling in Louisiana that it says has no bearing on its fee dispute with a tribal telecommunications company and is inadmissible under court rules.
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May 27, 2016
Tribal Telecom Co. Makes Post-Trial Push For Sprint Fees
A telecommunications company controlled by the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe, which Sprint claims demanded payment for patching through an artificially inflated number of calls, urged a South Dakota federal judge Thursday to make Sprint pay $463,000 In connection fees.
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February 29, 2016
Sprint Wins Damages In Tribal Telecom Tariff Row
Sprint Communications Co. won damages from a tribe-owned telecommunications company ahead of an upcoming trial in April over tariffs imposed on free conference calling services, when a South Dakota district judge ruled Friday that Native American Telecom LLC had improperly billed Sprint for certain access charges.