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Telecommunications - December, 2019

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• Hottest Legal Industry Guest Topics Of 2019
• Fed. Circ. Says Apple Must Face Patent Suit In West Texas
• Undersea Cable Owner Hits Ch. 11 With $150M In Debt
• 4 Firms Shape Cincinnati Bell's $2.6B Sale To Brookfield
• Feds Assert 5G, Rural Needs Over AGs' T-Mobile/Sprint Row
• Beyond Chevron: The Fight To Kill Agency Independence
• Cos. Would Use Voluntary Int'l Tax System, IRS Official Says
• Biggest Developments Of 2019 In Antitrust Cases
• Bill Roundup: Senate Passes Robocall, Satellite Legislation
• Recent Cases Offer Clues To Successful Trade Secret Claims
• US, China Phase 1 Trade Deal Is Best Bet For Now
• Skadden, O'Melveny Guide $375M Miramax-Paramount Deal
• Pa. Judge Claims Sprint Store's 'Free' Phones Weren't
• The Trial Results That Made An Impact In 2019
• The Biggest Privacy & Cybersecurity Developments Of 2019
• Biggest Native American Rulings From The 2nd Half Of 2019
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2019
• Music Labels Defeat Cox To The Tune Of $1B In Pirating Suit
• OECD Tax Revamp Would Die In Congress, US Official Says
• Google Gets Location Tracking Privacy Suit Tossed For Now
• Michael Jackson Estate Ends IP Suit With Disney And ABC
• Radio Group Blasts DOJ Intervention In Antitrust Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Broadcom, Nvidia, Universal Music Group
• Calif. Privacy Law Compliance Strategy For In-House Counsel
• Pa. Town Can't Dodge Verizon Claim Under 100-Year-Old Deal
• The Zigzagging US-China Trade Conflict: A 2019 Timeline
• 5 Trends That Rocked The Legal Industry In 2019
• The Biggest M&A Moments Of 2019's Second Half
• The Major Merger Reviews Of 2019
• 7th Circ. Says Instagram Names Can't Establish Cert.
• Ex-WorldCom CEO Secures Early Release From Prison
• Clover Technology's Ch. 11 Confirmation Hearing Set For Jan.
• Rival Liable For Deceiving Public About Windstream's Ch. 11
• States Slam Dish At Merger Trial For Past Failings, Dealings
• Brooklyn Teen Charged With $1M 'SIM Swap' Crypto Theft
• Claims Court Tosses Protest Over $655M Satellite Deal
• AT&T's U-Verse Steps On Streaming Patent, Suit Says
• GoDaddy Tells 9th Circ. It's Settling Out Of Text Blast Suit
• FTC Wins Freeze Against Globex In Credit Rate Scam Case
• Nelson Mullins Picks Up Cybersecurity Pro In Tampa
• Dish CEO Touts His Co.'s Sweet Deal At T-Mobile/Sprint Trial
• Telecom Sues Long Island Village For Denying Tower Builds
• Fed. Circ. Told Arthrex Should Apply To All Pending Appeals
• Apple Dubs Investors' Suit A 'Sprawling, 190-Page Riddle'
• Verizon Can't Force Miss. County To OK Phone Tower
• Group Urges Senate To Clear $1B For Replacing Chinese Parts
• SC Counties Close Out 911 Fee Suit Against CenturyLink
• '60 Minutes' Producer Alleges Gender Discrimination By CBS
• Judging A Book: Hinojosa Reviews 'Crimes And Punishments'
• Fusion Connect Nears Ch. 11 Exit As Plan Is Approved
• ITC May Be Straying From Traditional Exclusion Order Test
• Fox Reporter Had Drug Pipe In Sprint/T-Mobile Trial Courtroom
• $1.4T Gov't Funding Deal Has Border Wall, Generics, Pensions
• NSA Shakes Wikipedia's Challenge To Online Spying Program
• Altice Says NJ Can't Force It To Give Prorated Cable Refunds
• NTIA Should Stay Out Of Ligado Spectrum Issue, Groups Say
• 4th Circ. Told It Needn't Touch Core Finding On FCC Deference
• Another Top Trump Spectrum Policy Adviser Resigns
• Justices Won't Touch $61M TCPA Verdict Against Dish
• ProPay Asks Mass. Judge To Toss Revised TelexFree Suit
• House OKs $1B To Help Small Carriers Replace Chinese Parts
• Knock Down Broadband Barriers, Tribal Advisers Urge Feds
• PTAB Says Uniloc Can Amend Patent Challenged By Apple
• Judge Asks If T-Mobile Will Be 'Maverick' Or 'One Of The Boys'
• DC Circ. Urged To Rethink Precedent In Net Neutrality Case
• Fed. Circ.'s FRAND Decision Will Put Spotlight On Juries
• Cybercriminals Phished For Gov't Procurement Credentials
• 8th Circ. Affirms Anixter's Early Win Over Fired Army Vet
• Electronics Cos. Fight Axed TV Part Buyers' Push To Join MDL
• Ellenoff Leads 2 Blank Check IPOs Raising $445M Combined
• Altice Europe Unit Valued At $5B In Stake Sale
• US, China Strike Early-Phase Trade Deal To Avert Tariffs
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• PTAB Skeptical Uniloc Can't Amend Sensor Patent In IPR
• FCC To Update Cable Operators' Carriage Dispute Disclosures
• Flashy T-Mobile CEO Touts 'Supercharged' Merger With Sprint
• Gov't Eases Reporting Requirements Under Huawei Ban
• Satellite Co. Tells Justices Int'l Rules Flouted In $1M Row
• NJ City Accused Of Blocking Installment Of Wireless Tech
• Turkey Enacts 7.5% Digital Services Tax
• FCC Advances Plan To Split Up Auto Safety Spectrum
• Nokia Cell Tech Conspiracy Suit Moves To Texas
• Australian Gov't To Beef Up Digital Platform Regulation
• How Cos. Can Obtain TCPA-Compliant Text Message Consent
• Netflix Ordered To Stop Poaching Fox Executives
• Dems Call Out McConnell For Blocking Vote On Net Neutrality
• Sprint/T-Mobile Trial Judge Weighs Harm Claim Of $4B-$8B
• Senate Panel Advances Divisive Spectrum Bill On Party Lines
• Chinese Prof Keeps Huawei-Funded Wilson Sonsini Attys
• Microsoft Wins PTAB Review Of Uniloc Data Patent
• PTAB Makes 3 Prior Art, Eligibility Opinions Informative
• Strategies To Maintain Privilege In Crisis Response Scenarios
• Venable Picks Mintz Veteran To Helm Telecom Group
• Telekom Execs Deny Less Competition Was Aim In Sprint Deal
• FCC Declares Emailed Faxes Exempt From TCPA
• House Votes To Renew Part Of Satellite TV Law
• Congress Threatens Tech Cos. With Encryption Legislation
• FCC Order May Make TCPA Fax Class Actions More Difficult
• Ignore Charter's Petition, TCPA Litigant Urges High Court
• DOJ Taps Ex-Facebook GC To Oversee T-Mobile-Sprint Deal
• CRT Buyers Say Delay Tactics Bar Chinese Cos.' Appeal
• AT&T Says Del. Unclaimed Property Audit Is Unconstitutional
• T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Trial Kicks Off Without Openings
• AT&T Argues No Liability In SIM Swap Crypto Theft Case
• FCC's $9B Rural Broadband Plan Takes Heat From Activists
• T-Mobile Turns To 11th Circ. TCPA Ruling For Spam-Text Suit
• Ligado Says Argument There's Enough 5G Spectrum 'Absurd'
• Sinclair Execs Must Face Suits Over Botched Tribune Deal
• Ericsson Defends IP Win Against HTC To 5th Circ.
• How To Ward Off Nonclient Suits Over Lawyers' Speech
• Justices Won't Review Berkeley Cellphone Radiation Warning
• Nextdoor Slammed With TCPA Suit For 'Unsolicited' Texts
• IP Duo Returns To Bracewell In Austin From Pillsbury
• Union Says FCC Abused Discretion In Sprint/T-Mobile Tie-Up
• The AGs Challenging T-Mobile/Sprint & The Ones Left Behind
• DOJ Calls Out Radio Music Licensing Org In Antitrust Row
• Sanders Platform Calls For Breakup Of Cable Cos., ISPs
• Justices Told Arthrex 'Uncertainty' Overshadows Immunity Bid
• Ericsson To Pay $1B To Settle Foreign Bribery Allegations
• TikTok Brokers $1M Deal To Settle Claims It Shared Kids' Data
• What State Lawmakers Will Be Focused On In 2020
• Can We Get An Administration Standard On Tech Standards?
• FTC Says Cambridge Analytica Deceived Facebook Users
• Huawei Asks 5th Circ. To Nix 'Unlawful' FCC Subsidy Ban
• Ex-Fox News Contributor Hit With Suit For Philly Text Flurry
• Fed. Circ. Rules Ericsson FRAND Case Must Go To Jury
• Making Room For New Players Critical To 5G Race, Sens. Say
• EU's Progress On 5G Cybersecurity Plan Garners US Praise
• What To Watch As T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Fight Goes To Trial
• States Seek To Reveal Sprint, T-Mobile Merger Emails On DOJ
• UK Competition Agency May Unwind Bauer's Radio Deals
• What Is A 'Reasonably Useful Form' For Production Of ESI?
• A Year Later, Pai Signals Progress In FCC Data Peddling Probe
• High Court To Scrutinize Appeals Of PTAB Time-Bar Decisions
• Senate Privacy Hearing Zeroes In On Right To Sue, Preemption
• Undersea Cable Firm's Ch. 11 Plan OK'd In Delaware
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Mnuchin Has 'Serious Concerns' With OECD Digital Tax Plan
• Ad Regulator Issues Guidance On Consent For Data Sharing
• FCC May Scrap 4G Fund Over Exaggerated Carrier Data
• GOP, Auto Industry Fight FCC Plan To Split Safety Spectrum
• Major Studios Ink $50M Deal With Omniverse Over Pirating
• TikTok Illegally Collected, Shared Children's Data, Parents Say
• 'Stick To Facts,' Phone Buyers Told In Qualcomm Cert. Appeal
• Redstone, Viacom Board Pushed 'Unfair' CBS Deal, Suit Says
• Charter TCPA Row Not Best Option For High Court, Feds Say
• FBI Calls FaceApp 'Potential Counterintelligence Threat'
• T-Mobile, Sprint Pare Down States' Evidence Ahead Of Trial
• Global Tax Plan Can't Be Weighed In Isolation, Biz Groups Say
• Sidley Partner DQ'd From Huawei Bank Fraud Case
• Mich. Telecom Co.'s Accused Of $1M In Switching Overages
• Satellite TV Law Reauthorization Is Inevitable, Experts Say
• AT&T Customers Want Info On FTC Data-Throttling Deal
• Patent Decision Highlights Cross-Appeal Considerations
• Inventors, Law Profs Support FTC In Fight With Qualcomm
• UK Court Clears Apple In Conversant Interface Patent Case
• Comparison Shopping Sites Say Google Never Stopped Abuse
• DHS To Require Agencies To Welcome Security Flaw Reports
• Three Crowns Welcomes Freshfields Int'l Arbitration Atty
• FCC Cements Tribal Filing Window, Outreach Plan For 2.5 GHz
• US Proposes 100% Tariffs On French Imports Over Digital Tax
• Do Calif. AG's New Regs Exceed Scope Of Privacy Law?
• Nossaman Hires Corporate Law Pro For Calif. Office
• TelexFree Ponzi Victims Seek To Revive Bank Claims
• Pai Asks Congress To Revoke Public Safety Spectrum Auction
• British Satellite Co. Buyers Refuse To Up $3.4B Price Tag