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Garcia Moreno v. T-Mobile USA Inc
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January 26, 2023
T-Mobile Gets Suit Over 5G Move Kicked Into Arbitration
T-Mobile has managed to force into arbitration the claims of a former Sprint customer who has accused the telecom behemoth of concealing that it planned to shut down Sprint's networks in order to avoid more outcry over the companies' $26 billion mobile merger.
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August 30, 2022
T-Mobile Wants Suit Over 5G Move Forced Into Arbitration
T-Mobile has urged a Washington federal judge to force a former Sprint customer to arbitrate his suit, accusing the company of hiding its plans to shut down Sprint's networks from consumers to dampen possible opposition to the firms' $26 billion merger.
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June 16, 2022
T-Mobile's 5G Moves Left Phones 'Wholly Unusable,' Suit Says
A former Sprint customer in California has accused T-Mobile of hiding its plans to shut down Sprint's 5G and other networks from consumers to dampen possible opposition to the firms' 2020 merger, then leaving 75,000 phones "wholly unusable."