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December 13, 2022
T-Mobile Drops Bid To Pause Private Merger Suit
T-Mobile dropped its request to temporarily pause proceedings in a proposed class action lawsuit over its $26 billion merger with Sprint until the judge has made a decision on its bid to transfer the case from Illinois to New York, where the companies beat a prior merger challenge.
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December 07, 2022
T-Mobile Says Suit Challenging $26B Merger Lacks Standing
T-Mobile has urged an Illinois federal judge to permanently toss out a group of non-customers' lawsuit blaming the company's $26 billion merger with Sprint for price increases they experienced two years later, arguing that they have no standing and can't plausibly link their increases to the merger.
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October 07, 2022
T-Mobile Loses Bid To Kick Ill. Merger Challenge To NY
An Illinois federal judge on Friday denied T-Mobile's bid to transfer a proposed antitrust class action targeting its $26 billion merger with Sprint to New York, ruling that the telecommunications company had not shown that Illinois is a less convenient forum than the Empire State.
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September 20, 2022
Subscribers Fight T-Mobile's Bid To Transfer Merger Case
A group of mobile subscribers has urged an Illinois federal judge to deny T-Mobile's bid to transfer its suit targeting the company's $26 billion merger with Sprint to New York, insisting that T-Mobile has failed to adequately show why the venue should change.
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September 07, 2022
T-Mobile Gets Sprint Merger Case Paused For Transfer Bid
A proposed class action from mobile subscribers targeting T-Mobile's $26 billion merger with Sprint was largely put on hold by an Illinois federal court while the company tries to get the case moved to New York, where it defeated a prior challenge to the deal.
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August 29, 2022
T-Mobile Wants Merger Suit Paused Pending Transfer Bid
T-Mobile has asked an Illinois federal court to temporarily suspend the proceedings in a proposed class action filed by mobile subscribers over its $26 billion merger with Sprint until the judge has made a decision on its bid to transfer the case to New York, where the companies beat a prior merger challenge.
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August 24, 2022
T-Mobile Wants Suit Over $26B Sprint Merger Sent To NY
T-Mobile asked an Illinois federal judge to transfer a putative class suit challenging its $26 billion merger with Sprint Corp. to a New York federal court, where the companies beat a prior merger challenge.
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June 17, 2022
T-Mobile's Merger With Sprint Hurt All Phone Bills, Suit Says
T-Mobile's $26 billion merger with Sprint has cost Verizon and AT&T users "billions" thanks to declining competition, according to a putative antitrust class action filed in Illinois federal court Friday against T-Mobile, Deutsche Telekom AG and SoftBank Group Corp.
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