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Telecommunications - July, 2021

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• Gov't Google Suits Implicate Trillions Of Pages Of Docs
• Sprint Says Phone Lease Cost Suit Belongs In Arbitration
• 9th Circ. Backs Carrier's Tariff Rates In Verizon Row
• 7th Circ. Lets UnitedHealthcare Arbitrate TCPA Suit
• FCC Urged To Let All Subsidy Programs Accept Telecom Gifts
• Health Hires: Polsinelli, Buchalter, Allen & Overy
• Biggest Merger Review Developments Of 2021 So Far
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Founder Of French Telecom Iliad Makes €3.1B Take-Private Bid
• InterDigital Wins 1st 4G Patent Trial Against Lenovo In UK
• Alphabet Investors Tell Judge Board Willfully Ignored COPPA
• MDL Objections In Big Tech Ad Monopoly Suits Perplex Judge
• Samsung, LG Settle DivX Patent Fights Over Smart TVs
• NTIA Holds Firm On Ligado Despite Switch In Administrations
• FCC Sees Slight Uptick For Staffing In House Budget Bill
• Full Fed. Circ. Asked To Rethink 'Venue Manipulation' Ruling
• Infrastructure Deal Firms Up $65B For Broadband Expansion
• Will You Be Ready If Your Class Action Goes To Trial?
• Apple 1st To Ask Justices To Weigh In On PTAB's Fintiv Policy
• NC County Axed Worker For Claiming Harassment, DOJ Says
• How SEP Holders Can Mitigate The Effects Of Holdout
• Amid FTC Row, GOP Reps. Invite Agency Whistleblowing
• Broadcast Stations Fined $9M Over Carriage Deal Fail
• AT&T, Cricket To Pay $3.25M In Suit Over Bad Prepaid Phones
• Senate Votes To Debate $1.2T Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
• FCC Urged To Match, Not Exceed, Global 24 GHz Standards
• Gray Television Shedding 10 Stations For $925M Deal
• 2nd Circ. Says Trumps Can't Arbitrate Investor Fraud Suit
• GOP Bill Would Define How Big Is Too Big For 'Big Tech'
• Rolling Disclosure Cap Method May Lead To Lower Damages
• Class Counsel Dodges DQ Bid In Robinhood Marketing Suit
• Law Firms, Know Who's Responsible For Your Cloud Security
• AGs Taking Loss In Facebook Antitrust Case To DC Circ.
• Video Game Developer Looks To Toss Players' Antitrust Suit
• VirnetX Scoffs At Apple's Bid To Ax $576M Patent Verdict
• Pro-Trump Pastor Can't File Amicus Brief In Twitter Feud
• FCC Might Begin Collecting Broadcast Diversity Data Again
• Minnesota Regulator Won't Ditch Old Landline Service Rules
• Fed. Circ. Says PTAB Violated Qualcomm's Rights In Intel IPR
• Justice Dept. Hiring 'Many' Attys For Tech Cases
• Doctor Files Defamation Suit Against CNN Over Virus Claims
• FCC Nixes Dish's Try To Null T-Mobile, Verizon C-Band Bids
• Key Republican Says Khan Instigating Liberal FTC 'Putsch'
• Benefits For Law Firms Venturing Into New Services
• 6 Ways To Excise Xinjiang Forced Labor From Supply Chains
• Companies Strike Deal To End Mitsubishi Patent War
• FCC Examines Disparity In Pole Rate Disputes
• Feds Say Latham PowerPoints Are Off-Limits To Huawei
• FCC Makes $311M Available For Rural Broadband In 36 States
• China Puts Sanctions on Wilbur Ross, 6 Others In Retaliation
• Embracing ESG: Exelon GC Talks Diversity Initiatives
• Where Have All The Associates Gone?
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• FTC Given Extra Time To File Amended Facebook Complaint
• DLA Piper Adds Mexico City International Arbitration Partner
• PTAB Won't Wait For Ill. Case To Review IP For Motorola
• GPS Groups Laud Plan To Make Ligado Pay For Interference
• Amazon Seller Pleads Guilty To DVD Price-Fixing
• NY AG Preps Fight To Save Low-Cost Broadband Cap
• Judge Demands Specifics From La., SC In Texas' Google Case
• AT&T, Verizon Urge FCC To Reject 'Sham' Call-Routing Tactics
• Tech Groups Say FCC Must Ignore 5.9 GHz Redo Requests
• Dems Want Social Media Cos. Liable For Vax Misinformation
• In Kanter, DOJ Would Get An Aggressive Antitrust Enforcer
• Bills Giving FCC, NTIA Bigger Cyber Roles Advance In House
• UK Proposes Power To 'Suspend, Block, Reverse' Tech Giants
• Split Fed. Circ. Revives Wire Coating Patents Axed At PTAB
• IP Forecast: Verizon To Face Texas Jury In Wireless Row
• Verizon Says Nebraska Utility Can't Break Cell Tower Lease
• T-Mobile Workers Fight Uphill To Save Fair Credit Claims
• ​​​​​​​Dish Network Beats SF Nonprofit Channel's Carriage Suit
• Feds Asking Suspect About Kids 'Crossed Line,' Judge Says
• 5 Questions On Standing In The Wake Of TransUnion
• Revamping Law Firm Marketing Lists — With Partner Buy-In
• FTC Pulls 'Prior Approval' Stance, Issues Repair Policy
• Dems Ask FCC For Assurances On Verizon-Tracfone Merger
• Tech Co. Can't Unfreeze US Bank Accounts In Malware Case
• Frontier Says FTC Suit Sidesteps Justices' Restitution Ruling
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2021: Midyear Report
• DC Circ. Won't Stop SpaceX Satellites From Launching
• Renter Can't Allege Age Bias Over Targeted Facebook Ads
• 2 Sue For Legal Fees In Calif. Undersea Cable Dispute
• 7th Circ. Won't Pull Cities' Netflix Fee Suit Into Federal Court
• 'Right To Repair' Law Puts Car Brands In Lurch, Court Told
• Ex-FTE CEO Touts NY Judge Uncle At $28M Theft Arraignment
• House Hearing Slams Opacity Of FCC Spectrum Rulemaking
• AT&T Gets FCC's OK For $16.3B Deal Spinning Off DirecTV
• Prepare For National Security Review Of Deals, UK Tells Cos.
• Apple Won't Get Full Fed. Circ. Redo Of Qualcomm Ruling
• Gov't Contractor Input Vital After Biden Cybersecurity Order
• TransUnion Ruling Limits Standing But Could Hurt Defendants
• The Murky World Of Legal Rankings Gets Some Clarity In NJ
• House Clears Bills Aimed At Media Diversity, 911 Readiness
• Apple Says 4G Patent Case Could Kill IPhone Sales In UK
• Albright Won't Let Apple Transfer IP Suit Out Of Texas
• Major Networks Ask FCC To Clarify Advertisement ID Rules
• GOP House Members Form 'Freedom From Big Tech' Caucus
• Twitter Seeks 9th Circ. Review Of Texas' Moderation Probe
• US, Allies Say China Behind Massive Microsoft Server Attack
• Jury Hands Tech Co. $3M, But Rejects Infringement Claims
• Broadband Sats Are Filling The Sky. Are Regulators Ready?
• Embracing ESG: Cigna Counsel Talks Employee Wellness
• Ericsson, TCL Settle Wireless Tech Patent Licensing Battle
• Judge Snips Claims From Tracking Co.'s Losses Dispute
• Who Is Mathew Rosengart? Get To Know Britney's New Atty
• Patent Suit Against HP Spinoff Settles For $68M
• Hawley Asks Big Tech To Disclose Government Cooperation
• FCC Will Tackle Open RAN, VoIP, Caller ID Rules In August
• US Re-Ups Sanctions On Russian Cybersecurity Firms
• Energy Co. Wants To Ax $1.5M Bill In NextEra Robocall Suits
• Hybrid Work Models Are Key To Gender Parity In Law Firms
• Court To Probe Vimeo Win In Gay Conversion Censorship Suit
• Robbins Geller Says FIFA Suit DQ Harms 'Innocent' Investors
• Google Sued Over Rap Video On School Property With Kids
• Facebook Slams Data Antitrust Suit As Too Little, Too Late
• Netflix Gets Franchise Fee Suit Moved To Federal Court
• Va. High Court Bars Injury Suits Over Radio Frequency Signals
• T-Mobile Says NJ Town Unlawfully Blocked Facility Plans
• Timeshare Co. Can't Dodge TCPA Class Suit
• Nexstar Hits Comcast With NY Suit Over Broadcasting Deal
• T-Mobile Seeks To Arbitrate Messaging Privacy Claims
• Ex-FTE Execs Accused Of Bilking Investors, Looting Funds
• Covington, White House Alum To Lead Comcast Policy Group
• Former Bilzin Sumberg Partner Joins Mark Migdal & Hayden
• Alsup Leery Of Putative Class Rep. With A Drug Conviction
• Feds Swat Suit Over Immigrant Crime Hotline Caller Info Slip
• Judge Koh DQs Keller Lenkner From Facebook Antitrust Suit
• FCC Chief Pushes Boston, Raleigh For 5G, Open RAN Testing
• New FCBA Prez Will Navigate Post-Pandemic Workplace World
• Khan's Mind Already Made Up, Facebook Says In Recusal Bid
• 3rd Circ. Dismisses Effort To Save Trump's TikTok Ban
• 3 Keys To Winning Your Next Oral Argument
• Atty Asked To Clarify Role In Straight Path Deal Suit In Del.
• Watchdog Adopts Best Practices For Mass Public Comments
• FCC Affirms Fine For Hogging Shared Radio Channel in 2013
• FCC Vote Broadens Replacement Fund For Chinese Tech
• UK Watchdog Concerned Over €10B Cellnex Assets Deal
• Apple Beats 'Memoji' Trademark Case At 9th Circ.
• FCC Tightens Rules To Eradicate Contraband Phones In Jails
• Keys To Efficient And Accurate Doc Review For E-Discovery
• Devas Investors Win Round In $1.3B Award Fight With India
• Berger Montague Fights Robinhood's DQ Bid In Wash. Suit
• Rural ISP Can't Get Restraining Order In Radio Signal Fight
• ITC Judge Issues Mixed Ruling In Roku Remote Control Row
• Apple Must Face Epic's Antitrust Claims In Australia
• Tech Co. Blasted For Violating Protective Order In IP Dispute
• AG Invited To Rebut Challenge To Law In Trump Big Tech Suit
• 6 Cybersecurity Events That Have Defined 2021
• Apple Fights Investors' Cert. Bid In IPhone Sales Dispute
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Cost Recovery, Prejudice, Timeliness
• Embracing ESG: Raytheon GC Talks Climate Change
• Long-Waiting Calif. Bench Gets 7th Vacancy In Southern Calif.
• Huawei, Verizon Strike Patent Deal Mid-Trial In Texas
• Major Cable Cos. Strike Deal To End ChanBond Patent Suits
• DC Circ. Upholds FCC's Order Penalizing Phone-Bill Inflaters
• Kaseya Ransomware Hit Casts Wide Net Of Potential Liability
• Civil Rights Groups Urge 11th Circ. To Rethink ADA Ruling
• China's Regulatory Crackdown Could Chill US-Bound IPOs
• FCC Says EBB Provider Can't Get Paid For New Service
• Verizon Says NY Town Can't Block It From Using Tower For 5G
• GOP Sen. Probes NTIA Broadband Map Info Process
• FCC Must Deal With Small-Biz Need For Speed, GAO Says
• Telecom Industry Pans Biden Competition Order As Outdated
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Sweeping Biden Order Aims To Attack Lack Of Competition
• Colo. Gov. Voices Innovation Worries In Signing Privacy Law
• FCC Hits Gray With $518K Fine For Evading Local TV Limit
• Google Vs. The World: 4 Gov't Suits, 3 EU Fines And Counting
• IP Forecast: Daiichi Sankyo Unit Takes Drug Rival To A Jury
• Trump Needs Damning Evidence To Keep Big Tech Suits Alive
• Robbins Geller DQ Doesn't Muddy Investor Law, 2nd Circ. Told
• UK Watchdog Mulls Motorola Probe Over Emergency Services
• What Cos. Can Do Ahead Of Upcoming Sensitive Data Regs
• Rising Star: Keker Van Nest's Matan Shacham
• PTAB Gets Another Post-Arthrex Request For Director Review
• Latham Adds Former GC, Investor As Infrastructure Partner
• 37 AGs Hit Google With Antitrust Suit Over Android App Store
• Calif. Court Backs Qwest Over Local Carriers In Rate Dispute
• Treasury Pressed To Offer Flexibility In Broadband Funds
• Antrix Fights $1.3B Award Enforcement By Devas Proxies
• McKool Smith Adds 2nd IP Litigator From Paul Hastings
• House Panel's GOP Reps Outline Plans For Tech Crackdown
• EU Hopes To Boost Broadband In State Aid Rule Revamp
• 5 Patent Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2021
• Education Co. Says Insurer Owes Coverage In FTC Probe
• Mass. Ruling A Cautionary Tale For Attorneys Changing Firms
• Rising Star: Jenner & Block's Camillie Landrón
• Trump Hits Big Tech Platforms With Censorship Class Actions
• Comcast Pushes FCC To Shift Nexstar Station Ownership
• Software Vendor Hack Leads To Ransomware Spree
• Lawmakers Urge FTC To Continue Facebook Antitrust Fight
• Streaming Exec Can't Escape Injunction, Networks Say
• Subsidy Hikes Are Key FCC Takeaway From Lifeline Study
• The Term Finale: A 'Kumbaya Court'? Not So Fast
• DC Circ. Urged To Overturn FCC's Expanded Antenna Rules
• CIT Blocks Final Collection Of Trump-Era China Tariffs
• Rising Star: Hogan Lovells' Arpan Sura
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• DOD Cancels $10B JEDI Cloud Contract
• Returning To Open Court: Excitement, Nerves And Extra Prep
• Ex-McKool Smith IP Head Moves To Alston & Bird
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Top Privacy Developments Of 2021: Midyear Report
• Google Escapes Kids' YouTube Data Collection Suit For Now
• Brand Battles: Zynga Aims To Beat New 'With Friends' Game
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Google's Privacy Policy 'Too Vague' For Consent, Judge Says
• Bipartisan Bill Aims To Get SNAP Recipients Cheaper Internet
• Broadcom Settles FTC Monopolization Charges
• GAO Kills CenturyLink Protest Over $105M Contract Award
• Chancery Clears Way For Madison Square Garden Merger Vote
• Justices Seemed Above The Political Fray, Until The Last Day
• Rising Star: Steptoe & Johnson's Andrew Golodny
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• How To Avert Media Narrative And Get A Fair High-Stakes Trial
• US, UK Pin 'Brute Force' Hacking Campaign On Russia
• Ohio GOP Drops Provision To Ban Municipal Broadband
• Stockholders Seek $900M MSG Merger Preliminary Injunction
• Large States Lag In Internet Subsidy Sign-Ups, Report Says
• MLB Robotext Suit Not In High Court Strike Zone, Judge Says
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Ad Dispute Process Does Not Boost Class Action Risk
• Alexa Listens To Protected Info, Health Care Workers Say
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review