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Telecommunications - January, 2022

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• DOJ Tells DC Circ. To Reassemble States' Facebook Claims
• Senators Raise Concerns Over New Treasury Broadband Rule
• Feds Say Men Can't Shake Illegal Streaming Suit
• Charter's 'Send To TV' Tech Doesn't Copy Sprint, Court Says
• Securities Litigation Trends To Watch This Year
• Keys To Keeping Law Firm Talent Amid The Great Resignation
• Attys Ask For $27.5M In Apple Warranty Class Settlement
• Netflix, DirecTV Want Ill. City's Franchise Fees Suit Tossed
• Sprint Dealer Says T-Mobile Is Preying On Smaller Sellers
• Facebook Inks Deal To End Advertiser's False Ad Suit
• 4 Opinions That Shaped Justice Breyer's Media Legacy
• Sohn's Recusal Deal Gets Tepid Response From Hill Critics
• DOJ Tells 9th Circ. Apple App Store Rules Need Another Look
• Key Takeaways From The New Onslaught Of FCRA Filings
• FCC Votes To Clarify Tribal Libraries Qualify For E-Rate
• Watchdog Urges NTIA To Improve Spectrum Planning Efforts
• FCC Upholds $22K Fine On Factory Signal Jammer
• Strategies For Coping With Stress In The Legal Profession
• 9th Circ. Affirms California's Net Neutrality Mandate
• Google Inks $1B Airtel Deal To Advance India's Digitization
• Justices Asked To Mull Circuit Split On Lanham Act's Reach
• Breyer's Departure Opens Door For More Reliable Privacy Vote
• The Term: Breyer's Legacy And The Nomination To Come
• Attys Seek $150K Fee Award In Cannabis Cos.' TCPA Deal
• Breyer Retiring As Supreme Court Lurches Right
• Judge Says Bid To Nix EEOC Suit 'Wasted Everyone's Time'
• Apple Can't Hide Behind Privacy In Epic Fight, 9th Circ. Told
• FCC Kicks Off Study For Broadband 'Nutrition Labels'
• Fed. Court Should've Dropped NJ Cable Fight, 3rd Circ. Told
• Quinn Emanuel Links Up With Top Saudi Litigator
• Facebook Data Antitrust Suits Get New Judge
• Privacy Groups Push 'Fourth Amendment Not For Sale' Bill
• Axiata To Buy $606M Stake In Indonesian TV, Broadband Co.
• FCC Revokes China Unicom's Right To Operate In US
• What You Need To Know About Judge Jackson
• Deals Rumor Mill: Nvidia, Unilever, Kim Kardashian's Skims
• Biden At His Side, Justice Breyer Announces Retirement
• EU Clears Facebook's Kustomer Deal, But Rivals Get Access
• Democrats Plan Swift Confirmation Of Breyer Successor
• Wash. AG's Antitrust Probe Ends 'Sold By Amazon' Program
• FCC Updates Political Ad Record-Keeping Rules
• FCC Proposes Updates To Telecom Equipment Certification
• Rep. Says Transparency Bills Can Lead To Privacy Gains
• Meet The Possible Nominees For Justice Breyer's Seat
• How AI Can Transform Crisis Management In Litigation
• Digital 9 Infrastructure Raises $128M Through Share Sale
• Scope, Circumvention, New Shippers: Key Rule Changes
• Ex-Hogan Lovells Atty To Co-Lead Jenner & Block Tech Group
• 'Just Do Your Job': Justice Breyer's Legacy Of Pragmatism
• 5 Breyer Opinions You Need To Know
• Justice Breyer To Retire From High Court
• Google Must Face Trimmed Ariz. Suit Over Location Tracking
• 'Key & Peele' Streaming Royalties Suit Dropped Against WGA
• Fed. Circ. Unpersuaded To Touch Apple's PTAB Loss
• DC Circ. Presses FCC On Extent Of 5.9 GHz Collaboration
• Huawei Brings ICSID Claim Against Sweden Over 5G Ban
• Hawaii Considers Bill To Bolster Utility-Owned Broadband
• US Semiconductor Shortage Won't End Soon, Commerce Says
• German Publishers Join Forces Against Google Sandbox
• Supervisor Relationships Are Key To Beating Atty Burnout
• GAO Squashes $22M Space Force Satellite Contract Protest
• EU Again Slaps $89M Antitrust Fine On Telefonica, Pharol
• WhatsApp Rebuffs Bid To Halt Immunity Denial For High Court
• Beyond Big: Smaller, Hyperfocused Firms Still Stand Out
• Top DOJ Antitrust Enforcer Is No Fan Of Merger Settlements
• Wi-Fi Group Says FCC Must Quickly Resolve 6 GHz Case
• Broadcaster ID Searches Are Reasonable, FCC Tells DC Circ.
• Albright Ships Dell Patent Case From Waco To Austin
• DC Circ. Nixes Challenge To SEC Wireless Fee Schedule Rule
• FTC Rulemaking Risks Expansion Of Unfair-Method Bounds
• IHS Pays $315M For Brazil Telecom Tower Portfolio
• FCC Inks Internet Affordability Rules Despite GOP Fraud Fears
• App Bill Has 'Unintended Consequences,' Policy Group Warns
• Bayard, King & Wood Mallesons Escape Sanctions Bid In Del.
• Texas AG, 3 Others Sue Google Over Location Tracking
• COVID Fuels Top Firms' Priorities In 2022
• The Leaderboard: Tracking A Firm's Litigation Footprint
• EFinancial Seizes On TCPA Safe Harbor To Shake Calling Suit
• NY Fiber Co. To Pay $5M Over 'Unsafe' Pole Attachments
• FCC Chair Says Agency Is Working On Spectrum Coordination
• Yandex Cuts Deal Ending Russian Self-Preferencing Case
• FCC Looks To Ink Apartment Internet Choice Rule
• Germany's Google Controls Illustrate Global Antitrust Trend
• What To Expect From Merger Guideline Modernization
• Apple Fires Back At Ericsson In IP War, Seeks ITC Import Ban
• DC Circ. Is Told Digital Copyright Law Chills Free Speech
• Online 'Self-Preferencing' Antitrust Bill Heads To Senate Floor
• Epic Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Antitrust Claims Against Apple
• Gov't Looks To Shape Forced Labor Import Enforcement
• Qualcomm Says Leahy Is Wrong, Apple Can't Appeal Loss
• State Telecom Roundup: Private Partners For Public Networks
• 4 Consequences Of Gov't Contractor Antitrust Violations
• Tech Firm Hints FCC Playing Favorites With Waivers
• Charter Seeks 1st Circ. Redo Over Pro Rata Cable Law
• Squire Patton Snags Prominent Perkins Coie Patent Litigator
• NJ Judge Says Emoji Patent Suit Needs More Work
• 9th Circ. Urged To Uphold Pandora IP Ruling
• TechFreedom Tells FCC To Keep Big Tech Out Of USF
• PTAB Cuts Sisvel Wireless Patent, Trims 2 Others
• The Rising Demand For Commercial Litigators In 2022
• Former EU Antitrust Investigator Joins Gibson Dunn
• Texas AG Sues Google Over 'Misleading' DJ Endorsements
• Fed. Circ. Criticizes Gilstrap For Keeping Netflix Suit In Texas
• Import Best Practices Under New Uyghur Forced Labor Law
• Deutsche Telekom Wins Default Interest On Reduced EU Fine
• Simpson Thacher Reps DigitalBridge For $8.3B Flagship Fund
• Ericsson Ups FRAND War Against Apple With Patent Suits
• HTC, IPCom Ink Pact To Settle Long-Running Patent Row
• India's High Court Sinks Devas Forced Liquidation Dispute
• DOJ, FTC Want To Overhaul Merger Guidelines
• Charter Forces Most Cable 'Bait-And-Switch' Claims Into Arb.
• FAA's 5G Dispute Highlights Spectrum Policy Breakdown
• Contractors Say PECO Falsely Accused Them Of Trespassing
• 5 Global Digital Markets Regulatory Issues To Watch In 2022
• Google Play Antitrust Cases Set For January 2023 Trial
• Facebook's Bid To Kill Data Suit Gets Judge's Thumbs Down
• When Fair Notice Precludes Punitive Damages
• Fintech Startup Acorns Grow And SPAC Scrap $2.2B Merger
• Sirius Wins Bid To Arbitrate False Advertising Claims In NJ
• PTAB Discretionary Denials Escape High Court Review
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2021
• War Exclusion Doesn't Bar Merck's $1.4B Cyber Loss
• States Ask DC Circ. To Revive Facebook Antitrust Case
• Russia Arrests Ransomware Crew As Ukrainian Sites Hacked
• Airports Urge FCC, FAA To Further Delay Looming 5G Rollout
• Aviation Watch: Resolving The FAA-FCC Fight Over 5G
• DC Circ. Probes Role Of FCC Input In Auction Credit Denial
• Apple Reaches $14.8M Deal To End ICloud Storage Class Suit
• What's Next For FTC's Case Against Facebook?
• Lenovo Makes $80M Play To Resolve InterDigital IP Dispute
• FTC's 2nd Round Facebook Win A Warning To Other Acquirers
• Cox Says $1B Loss In Music IP Suit Was The Result Of Lies
• House Jan. 6 Select Committee Subpoenas Tech Companies
• Chamber, State Groups Press Congress To Pass Privacy Law
• FTC Should Rethink Market Issues In Facebook Case
• Collaborate More On Spectrum, GOP Senator Urges Agencies
• Accellion May Pay $8M For Data Breach That Spooked BigLaw
• Judge Read Audio Patent Too Narrowly, Hytera Tells Fed. Circ.
• Judge Says Trump Can't Merge Big Tech Censorship Lawsuits
• How In-House Counsel Can Make The Case For Settling Early
• Deals Rumor Mill: Reddit, Lockheed Martin, ProKidney
• NSO Gearing Up To Take WhatsApp Hack Fight To High Court
• Italy's 'King of Slots' Sues Spyware Co. For Hacking His Phone
• Cisco Cuts Deal To End Fiber Optic Patent Suit On Eve Of Trial
• Google Escapes Two Claims In Audio Device Privacy Suit
• Google Offers Germany Competition Fixes For News Service
• FCC Chair Aims To Tighten Rules On Telecom Data Breaches
• Delaware Justices Seek Gist Of Cox-Sprint Wireless Pact
• CTIA Launches 5G Security Test Bed
• New Anti-Dumping Rules Both Clarify And Complicate
• To Retain Talent, GCs Should Prioritize Mission Statements
• Sens. Push Strict Trade Deal Enforcement For Energy, Biotech
• Sheppard Mullin Snags Davis Wright Entertainment, Tech Pro
• FTC's Facebook Antitrust Case Survives 2nd Dismissal Bid
• Nvidia Tells CMA Arm Will Get Weaker Without Merger
• US Warns Of Russian Cyberattacks On Critical Infrastructure
• Comcast Says Ore. City Can't Score Early Win In $4M Fee Suit
• Trump Fights To Keep Twitter Censorship Class Suit Alive
• Lawmakers Look To Advance Big Tech, Antitrust Bills
• Senate Confirms Mozilla Exec Alan Davidson To Lead NTIA
• 9th Circ. Asked To Rethink Google's $13M Street View Deal
• Del. Chancery Lets PC Connection Expand Synygy Suit
• Wilkinson Barker Adds FCC Veteran As Partner In DC
• Senate Faces Pressure To Staff Up Trio Of Tech Agencies
• T-Mobile Forces Arbitration Of $240K 'SIM-Swap' Scam Suit
• NTIA Seeks Input On Broadband Infrastructure Grants
• FCC Asks High Court To Stay Out Of Franchise Fee Rule Fight
• Music Rights, Radio Station Groups Settle Licensing Fee Row
• Telecom Loses 3rd Bid For Justices To Review FCC Clawback
• FAA Raises New Red Flags Over 5G Rollout In C-Band
• FCC's USF Contribution Rate Is Appealed To 5th Circuit
• 'Unrealistic' Bid For Google Revenue-Sharing Docs Mires DOJ
• Altice Resolves Medical Marijuana Firing Suit
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC: December Edition
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 5 Privacy Law Predictions For 2022
• Lenovo Wins 2nd Wireless Patent Trial Against InterDigital
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Constitution, Arbitration Fights Start 2022
• 9th Circ. Won't Reverse WhatsApp Hack Immunity Denial
• Walmart, Belkin Want Router Speed Suit Booted To Arbitration
• Black News Channel Sued For Gender Discrimination
• Apple App Store Alternative's Monopoly Suit Tossed For Now
• Slain Officer's Sister Sues Facebook Over Boogaloo Shooting
• IBM, Samsung Keep Top Spots On Annual Patent Grants List
• Snapchat Owner Sues USPTO In Fight To Register 'Spectacles'
• 2nd Circ. Rips 3rd Circ. Over Faxed Survey TCPA Ruling
• Loeb & Loeb Hires White And Williams' Securities Group Chair
• Nonprofit Taps Ex-FTC Official To Run Online Privacy Program
• FCC Will Take On ISP Labels, Political Ad Rules This Month
• Judge Axes Tech Co.'s $3M Win In False Ad Fight
• FedEx Sanctions Bid In IP Row Should Be Denied, Judge Says
• Activision Sues German Cos. Over Call Of Duty Cheat Codes
• Trade Court Rebukes Denial Of Benefits To Ex-AT&T Workers
• Recent Bias Suits Against Law Firms And Lessons For 2022
• Paul Weiss-Advised Apollo Closes $2.5B Infrastructure Fund
• FTC Sees Explosive Robocall Growth, Driven By 'Spoofing'
• CMA Probing Emergency Services Software Merger
• Bosch Wins FCC Waiver For Construction Imaging Tool
• Colorado's AG Targeting Robotexts, Social Platforms In 2022
• Viamedia's Duty-To-Deal Theory Could Still Be Reasserted
• Chancery Dismisses Most Of Mobile Supply Chain Co. Dispute
• After NetChoice Ruling, Duty Of Care Is Best Section 230 Fix
• House Panel's Bid For Jan. 6 Verizon Records Called A Reach
• Google To Face Competition Restrictions In Germany
• UK Gets Powers On Mergers Under New Security Regime
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Terror Aid Suits Against Tech Giants
• 1st Circ. Reinstates Maine's Pro Rata Cable Law
• Satellite Co. Investors Win Round In $1.3B Award Fight
• DC Circ. Affirms FCC's Tech Expertise In 6 GHz Ruling
• FCC Defends Order To Identify Foreign Sponsorship Of Ads
• Biden Reups Slate Of Nominations, Including FTC, FCC Picks
• Pessimistic FTC 'Open' To Merger Deal, Nvidia 'Hopeful'
• Telecoms, Airlines On Track To Work Out C-Band Concerns
• Associate Hiring Outlook At Law Firms Is Bright For 2022
• Merger Cases, Issues To Watch In 2022
• The Antitrust Conduct Cases To Watch In 2022
• Consumer Protection Cases & Policy To Watch In 2022
• Biden Has Chance To Push DC Circuit Further Left
• Retail Cases To Watch In 2022
• The Top Telecom Developments To Watch In 2022
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Cases To Watch In 2022
• What To Watch In 2022: The Biggest IP Cases Coming Up