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Telecommunications - September, 2019

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• US Sanctions Russian Businessman For '18 Election Influence
• Black Caucus Members Ask Justices To Retain Race Bias Suit
• Feds Urge High Court To Avoid Google-Oracle Copyright Fight
• Qualcomm Looks To Trim ParkerVision's Wireless Patent Suit
• Square Looks To Shake Suit Over Misdirected Medical Bill
• Redo TCPA Standing Ruling, Consumer Groups Ask 11th Circ.
• West Coast Sens. Praise FCC Waiver On Earthquake Alerts
• Deutsche Telekom Withholding Sprint-T-Mobile Info: States
• 'Cyber Hunt' Bill Targeting Ransomware Clears Senate
• True Wellness Requires A Deeper Look At Atty Profession
• Samsung's Proposed Deal In Plasma TV Suit 'Unfair': Judge
• Xura Investors Settle Ahead Of Del. Trial Over $643M Deal
• Ex-Ciena Worker Can't Save Race Bias Suit At 4th Circ.
• Dem Lawmakers Roll Out Bid To Boost FCC's Lifeline Program
• Bipartisan Senate Bill Would Boost Electric Grid Protection
• AT&T's Text Message Surveys Violate TCPA, 7th Circ. Hears
• FCC Must Take Greater Role In Cybersecurity: Rosenworcel
• Samsung Reaches $2.8M Deal In Galaxy Device Speed Suit
• House Panel Told To Scrap Bill Prohibiting Federal 5G Network
• EU Tax Commissioner-Elect Open To Forcing Majority Voting
• Pursuing Wellness
• TV Streamer Locast Hits Back At 'Sham' Broadcaster Lawsuit
• Nokia Accuses Lenovo Of Infringing Video Decoding Patents
• FCC Dems Say Sprint Lifeline Probe Justifies Fresh Input
• Charter Wants OT, Rest Break Suit Moved To Federal Court
• Qualcomm Tells 9th Circ. 250M Buyer Class Too Big To Work
• DOJ Antitrust Deputy Blasts Supreme Court's Apple Ruling
• What To Do When A Private Equity Firm Wants Your Business
• FCC Approves Policy To Shut Down Phone-Bill Inflaters
• Trial Date For Sprint-T-Mobile Merger Challenge Won't Move
• How BigLaw Is Adapting To Plaintiff-Side Litigation
• Unpacking The Latest ITC Trends: Part 2
• Calif. Voters May Get Chance To Tighten Privacy Law
• Huawei Blasts L3Harris' Infringement Defense In IP Suit
• $140M IP Award Not 'Overreaching,' Sprint Tells High Court
• 6th Circ. Says Charter Unlawfully Fired Pro-Union Workers
• FCC Infrastructure Policies Boost US 5G Moves, Carr Says
• Christian TV Network Wrongly Ousted Ex-CEO, Suit Says
• EEOC Bias Rulings Bolster Facebook Job Ad Suit, Union Says
• Subscribers Fight NFL Bid To Halt 'Sunday Ticket' Suit Revival
• Pursuing Wellness: A Focus On Firm Holistic Health Training
• Unpacking The Latest ITC Trends: Part 1
• FTC Has No Love For Match's Misleading Dating Ads
• Judging A Book
• House Bills Target Shared Airwaves, Replacing Huawei Parts
• Sprint Profited From Inactive Lifeline Users, FCC Says
• Tangoe Strikes Tentative $12.5M Deal To End Chancery Suit
• T-Mobile Clashes With C-Band Alliance Over 'Sham' Auction
• Judge Jackson Reviews 'When Should Law Forgive?'
• Baker Botts Partner Named Top Lawyer At Liberty Media
• Fusion Ch. 11 Plan Needs Clarification, Judge Says
• Debt Collector Sent Misleading Letters, Proposed Class Says
• Apple Says Tariff Relief Cleared Way For US-Made Mac Pro
• Garvey Schubert Says Judge Mistook Firm In Witness Row
• FCC Urged To Release Broadband Funds Cautiously
• 3rd Circ. Says Atty Must Prove NSA Illegally Read His Emails
• FCC's Spectrum Giveaway Will Be A Boon For Tribes, Pai Says
• Ad Watchdog Says Cox Attacks Against AT&T Are Misleading
• Pursuing Wellness: Steps Toward A Supportive Firm Culture
• Change In TCPA Compliance Is On The Horizon
• Mexican Telecom Maxcom Wins Ch. 11 Plan Approval
• 3rd Circ. Halts FCC's Plan To Deregulate Media Ownership
• Internet Society Urges IoT Regulation Prioritizing User Control
• 2 Telecom Orgs Back FCC Formula Freeze In DC Circ.
• Ohio Gov. Too Central To Permit Delays To Exit Suit: Telecom
• Facebook Suspends 'Tens Of Thousands' Of Apps
• O'Rielly Slams Defense Bill Directive For 5G Spectrum Study
• Eutelsat Wavers On Rejoining C-Band Alliance In FCC Notice
• Pursuing Wellness: Mental Health Education As A Firm Priority
• CBS Radio Escapes Ex-Sales Worker's Disability Bias Suit
• Telecom Groups Warn Google Update Will Be Disruptive
• Fed. Circ. Wipes Out Chrimar's Win After PTAB Axes Patents
• Brazil, Russia, Others Confront Competition In Digital Markets
• Sens. Call On FCC To Abandon Plan For Overall Subsidy Cap
• Advocates Worry Nexstar Approval Will Restrict FCC Access
• 11th Circ. Asked To Rehear En Banc Single Text TCPA Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: AT&T, Providence Equity, Axalta
• Pursuing Wellness: A Firm's Work With Mental Health Experts
• Key Issues To Consider In Foreign Bankruptcy Proceedings
• Intel Tells High Court Fed. Circ. 'Discourages Innovation'
• Chicago Overstepping With Streaming Tax, Users Tell Ill. Court
• Huawei Seeks To Minimize Links To China At FCC
• SEPs In The Wake Of Qualcomm: 4 Enforcement Issues
• The State Of TCPA Litigation 1 Year After Marks V. Crunch
• EU Lawmakers Plan Push For Fair Digital Tax Agenda: Paper
• FTC Settlement Over COPPA Will Change YouTube's Biz Model
• Charter Beats Time Warner Workers' Vacation Pay Suit
• US Keeping Close Eye On WTO Battle Over Indian Tech Duties
• Texas Court Rejects $14M Fee Bid After $21M IP Verdict
• Probe Of Big Tech Could Yield Big Results
• States Don't Want Sprint-T-Mobile Trial Moved Up
• FCC Links Lifeline, Medicaid Program Enrollment
• NLRB Judge Calls Foul On AT&T Unit's Union Button Ban
• MLB Sues Dominican Broadcaster Over Unpaid $5.8M Award
• Anchor Says Charter Threatened Bias Suit Would Cost Her
• Indian Lands Need More Spectrum Access, Sens. Hear
• Call Center Scammer Can't Appeal $9M Restitution: 5th Circ.
• Pursuing Wellness: When A Firm Brings Counseling On Site
• Judge's Testimony Is OK In Apple, Cisco Fee Row, Court Told
• Wireless Industry Lauds 3.5 GHz Launch As Milestone
• 9th Circ. Slams Samsung's 'Inaptly Titled' Arbitration Notices
• Apple Buyers Win Class Cert. Over Refurbished iPhone Parts
• Internet Of Things Security Bill Would Cost $35M, CBO Says
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Tells Sens. Carmakers Probe Not 'Political'
• Amazon Wants Privacy Battle Over Alexa Sent To Arbitration
• FCC Urged To Dial Back Subsidy Fees On Prison Phone Calls
• Comcast Duped Utahns With Bogus 'Lifetime' Deal, Suit Says
• Pursuing Wellness: Inside A Firm Meditation Program
• Consumer Class Standing Faces Uncertainty In 11th Circ.
• Cable Group Challenges Maine Public Access TV Law
• Merger Values Vaulted To $2.2T In Fiscal Year 2018
• FCC Probing Chinese Telecoms' US Clearance, Commish Says
• Calif. Guidelines Advance Telehealth For Medicaid Patients
• Sens. Ask FCC To Review 2 Chinese Telecoms Operating In US
• Rural Group Urges FCC To Keep Lifeline Program Flexible
• FCC Formula Freeze Didn't Inflate Phone Bills, DC Circ. Told
• FCC Rural Health Developments Shift Focus To Functionality
• Early Sampling Of Electronic Info Is Underutilized In Discovery
• Investors Allege AT&T Lied About DirecTV Now's Performance
• Instagram Handles Covered By Publicity Law, 7th Circ. Told
• FCC Greenlights Nexstar-Tribune Broadcast Merger
• Undersea Cable Co. Files For Ch. 11 To Cut $150M In Debt
• Sirius Aims To Send 'Bait-And-Switch' Claims To Arbitration
• Christian TV Network Can't Avoid Rape Victim's $900K Award
• Ex-AT&T Worker Can't Proceed Collectively In Age Bias Suit
• NAB Prez Bashes AT&T 'Scare Tactic' Supporting Satellite Law
• FCC Queries Carriers On Wildfire Response
• Gov't Must Help Update Call Centers, 911 Director Says
• FCC Needs New Rules To Stop 911 Fee Diversion: O'Rielly
• U. Of Minn. Urges Supreme Court To Consider PTAB Immunity
• Beyond $15B: What's At Stake In The Apple Irish Tax Appeal
• The Factors Courts Consider In Deposition Location Disputes
• House Panel Steps Up Apple, Amazon, Google Antitrust Probe
• CDA Software Immunity Isn't 'Limitless,' Split 9th Circ. Says
• Consumer Tech Group Decries Trade War's Impacts On 5G
• 2nd Circ. OKs Awards For Soured South Korean Satellite Deal
• Cable Cos. Fight To Access Satellite Biz Docs In C-Band Probe
• Ex-MoFo Partner Fairfax Hits CBS With $400M Defamation Suit
• Antitrust, Digital Policy Collide In Top EU Enforcer's 2nd Term
• Calif. Utility Regulator Focusing On Companies' Safety Culture
• Data Prep Software Co. Inks $100M In Google-Backed Funding
• FCC Can't Shake Atty's Race Bias Suit, Judge Says
• Mass. Town Can't Stop Contractor's AT&T, Verizon Tower
• What To Consider Before Filing For A Rule 57 Speedy Hearing
• Parallel Google Probes Highlight Cracks Between Enforcers
• GAO Rejects Nonprofit's Protest Over VA Deal As Too Late
• Fed. Circ.'s Patent Rewrites Exceed Its Power, Justices Told
• 5.9 GHz Band Has Better Uses Than Auto Safety, Experts Say
• Cable Giants Seek Swift Ruling On Maine's Unbundling Law
• House Members Try To Narrow Broadband Mapping Methods
• Del. Justices Probe D&O Policy Scope In Verizon Spinoff Fight
• Prosecutor Hints At More Charges In Huawei-Linked Probe
• Rosen Law Firm To Lead Russian Telecom Bribery Suit
• Pa. High Court To Mull Telecom Noncompete's Enforceability
• OECD Seeking Unified Approach On Digital Taxation, Officials Say
• 9th Circ.: Robocall Ban 'Strikes At Heart' Of 1st Amendment
• Sabre Hits Back At DOJ Challenge To $360M Farelogix Merger
• CEOs Ask Congress To Look At Their Data Privacy 'Roadmap'
• Cheetah Mobile Officers Seek To Nix 'Click Injection' Suit
• Internet Tax Act Vulnerable To Justices' NCAA Ruling: Panelist
• Despite Rocky Road, Officials Agree Shared Spectrum Is Ideal
• FTC Preparing Conduct Guidance For Major Tech Companies
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Expanding The Meaning Of Diversity
• TracFone Secures $10M Judgment In Device Trafficking Row
• Ransomware Wave Has Cos., Gov'ts Scratching Their Heads
• FCC Must Go Further With 5G Deregulation, 9th Circ. Told
• FTC's Chopra Says $5B Facebook Settlement 'Unacceptable'
• FCC Urged To Clarify Rules For 5G Infrastructure Buildout
• CBS Fined $272K Over Emergency Alert On 'Young Sheldon'
• Navajo Nation Comes Out In Favor Of T-Mobile-Sprint Merger
• FCC To Consider Simplifying Administrative Hearing Process
• Law Firm Aims To Sink DirecTV Customer's RICO Suit
• Adapting To Gov't Contractor Rules Banning Chinese Telecom
• Elliott Reveals $3.2B AT&T Stake, Calls For Divestitures
• Deals Rumor Mill: WeWork, Trans-Cab, Repsol
• Ohio Gov. Wants Out Of Telecom's Suit Over Permit Delays
• Spectrum Seeks To Arbitrate Debt-Collection Robocall Suit
• Time Is Short To Find Digital Tax Deal, French Minister Says
• TracFone Strikes Deal In Device Trafficking Suit With NJ Co.
• 50 AGs Kick Off Google Probe With Doc Demands
• Taiwan Sets Up WTO Clash With India Over Tech Duties
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• FTC's Historic YouTube Deal Raises COPPA Enforcement Bar
• Fate Of Poland's Digital Tax Plan Cloudy After Pence's Visit
• DOJ Deepens Split With FTC In Qualcomm Antitrust Appeal
• Exec Accused As Part Of $1.2B Fraud Scam Enters Guilty Plea
• Bills To Improve Broadband Mapping Introduced In House
• 11th Circ. Ruling May Mark Turning Point For TCPA Litigation
• Taxation With Representation: Debevoise, Wachtell, Gibson
• Fed. Circ. Backs Apple's Win In Speaker Patent Fight
• 9th Circ. Backs Cox's Win In Workers' Commute Pay Suit
• Top 4 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Samba Rehashing Old Evidence In TV Patent Fight, PTAB Says
• State AGs Launch Antitrust Probe Into Facebook
• Facebook, Twitter, Snap Seek To Toss BlackBerry Patent Suits
• Facebook Can't Pause Revival Of Spam Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• Are You Ready For Some Football (Lawsuits)?
• DC Circ. Dubious Over Challenge To FCC Merger Conditions
• FCC To Take Up 3.5 GHz Auction Rules In September
• How The Wayback Machine Can Strengthen Your Case
• 2 Firms Assist As Motorola Lands $1B From Silver Lake
• 2 Themes From Qualcomm's Appeal Of FTC's Antitrust Win
• US, China To Resume Trade Talks 'In The Coming Weeks'
• NYC Sues T-Mobile For 'Rampant And Repeated' Deception
• FCC's O'Rielly Digging Into Reports Of Radio Pay-For-Play
• AIG Asks 7th Circ. For Another Shot At Emmis Coverage Row
• Crucial Trade Vacancy Worries Former Gov't Officials
• Cable Cos., Public Interest Orgs Push FCC Auction Of C-Band
• FCC Finds No Bad Faith From Nexstar In Retransmission Row
• Huawei Says US Agenda Behind Bid To DQ Sidley Atty
• RICO, Antitrust Claims Trimmed In U.S.-Haiti Call Rate Row
• T-Mobile Workers Call For Job Pledges Before Sprint Tie-Up
• AT&T Says 11th Circ. Ruling Dooms Junk Fax Suit
• Charter Fights Sanctions Bid In Wrong-Number Autodial Suit
• Growth In Global Export Controls Could Harm Tech Industry
• FCC Tees Up $950M Vote To Fortify Islands' Infrastructure
• Draft Civil Procedure Jurisdictional Rule Needs A Tweak
• Global Approach Best On Digital Tax, Finland Official Says
• Samsung Loses Bid To Sink $5.9M Data-Transfer IP Verdict
• Altice, Cablevision Seller Settle $17B Merger Spat At 11th Hour
• French Minister Hails US Meeting With Mnuchin On Digital Tax
• Nokia, Others Try To Duck 'Wild' Cellular Tech Allegations
• US Leads Way In 5G, Wi-Fi Spectrum Sharing, NTIA Says
• Trump Pushes China To Make Quick Deal As New Tariffs Hit
• Japan Antitrust Watchdog Tightening Consumer Data Rules
• FCC Urged To Boost Broadband Choices In Apartments
• Eutelsat Departs C-Band Alliance, Complicating FCC Lobbying
• Retired Judges Join DOJ's Critique Of FTC's Qualcomm Win
• Crypto Investor Tries To Keep $224M AT&T Hacking Suit Alive
• T-Mobile Phone Explosion Ended Basketball Career, Suit Says
• SEPs In The Wake Of Qualcomm: 4 Patenting Issues