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Telecommunications - June, 2022

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• NJ Firm Loses Suit Over Referral Fee In $125M Verizon Deal
• Big Tech Common Carrier Fight Teed Up With Justices In Sight
• Ore. Court Sides Mostly With Comcast In Right-Of-Way Scrap
• FCC Commissioner Floats Wireless Software Security Updates
• Trade Court Backs Denial Of Benefits To Ex-AT&T Workers
• Suit Blames Meta, Snap's 'Addictive' Platforms In Teen's Death
• Dobbs Ruling Means It's Time To Rethink Data Collection
• Epic Says Apple Can't Delay 9th Circ. Arguments Until 2023
• Steve Bannon Seeks Delay Of July Trial, Cites Jan. 6 Hearings
• Deals Rumor Mill: FTX, Musk, BC Partners
• Ethics Considerations For Attorneys Joining Nonprofit Boards
• Dobbs Ruling Lays Bare Data Privacy Protection Gaps
• Feds Say Customer Service Rep Stole $88M In Software Codes
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Review Target's Loss In Patent Dispute
• PTAB Judges 'Confused' By Arguments In Wireless IP Case
• FCC May Extend Next-Gen TV Simulcast Mandate
• Questions And Answers About The Uyghur Forced Labor Law
• FCC Republican Calls On Smartphone Giants To Dump TikTok
• Eastman Drops Suit To Keep Cell Records From Jan. 6 Panel
• Feds Scrap Trade Secrets Case Against Ex-ADI Worker's Wife
• 11th Circ. Reverses Amazon's Win In Porn Biz Trademark Suit
• Google, Apple Want Consumer Search Conspiracy Suit Gone
• House Bill Would Stop FCC From Weeding Out Cannabis Ads
• JPML Centralizes Cell Tech IP Suits Against Tesla, GM, Others
• Broadband Projects Likely Face Severe Workforce Shortages
• Ga. Panel Revives T-Mobile's $11M Equipment Tax Refund Bid
• CFIUS Probing Ericsson's $6.2B Vonage Buy
• Chancery Nixes Aerojet CEO's Bid For Neutral Counsel
• Mich. City Official OK To Block Facebook Critic, 6th Circ. Says
• Investigators Not FLSA Exempt In OT Suit, 11th Circ. Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Apple Rival Blasted For 'Defective And Unnecessary' Brief
• Federal Agencies Ink Deal To Tout Broadband Funding
• Google Fights App Users' Class Cert. Bid In Antitrust Row
• Cable Group Wants Retransmission Conditions On Tegna Deal
• Justices Sit Out Apple's PTAB Standing Saga
• AT&T Says $450M Phone Sharing IP Suit Is 6 Years Too Late
• Dems Call For FTC Probe Of Mobile Tracking By Apple, Google
• DOJ Approves Dish And T-Mobile's Network Shutdown Deal
• Broadcaster Outcry Intensifies Over Rising FCC Reg Fees
• Judge Asks DOJ If Meadows Is Immune From Jan. 6 Subpoena
• FCC Chair 'Committed' To Return Of Net Neutrality
• Dallas Jury Hits Spectrum With $337.5M Verdict In Murder Suit
• Gov't Gets 30 More Days To Review China Tariff Comments
• T-Mobile Fights Pa. Cell Tower Eviction Over Electricity Bill
• Now's The Time To Address Archaic Law School Curricula
• Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade
• House Panel Advances Data Privacy Bill, With Changes Ahead
• Chancery Deal Could Free $360M For Yahoo Sale Stockholders
• Cable Biz Says Case For Common Carrier Regs Has 'Vanished'
• Unions Call On FCC To Stop Tegna Go-Private Deal
• Cisco Rival Tells House To Put Limits On PTAB Reviews
• Bipartisan Bill Looks To Stop Data Sale To 'High-Risk' Nations
• The Unique Nature Of COVID-Era Patent Procurement Trends
• Sonus Investors Urge Judge To Finally Rule On 2019 Motion
• Rising Star: Jones Day's Marta Lahuerta Escolano
• Lessons From Lawyer Fee-Sharing Agreements Gone Wrong
• Dish Cos. Lose DC Circ. Fight Over $3B Spectrum Credits 
• BakerHostetler Adds O'Melveny IP Pro For West Coast Team
• T-Mobile, Dish Cut Deal Over Network Shutdown Feud
• FCC Poised To Close Web Traffic Pumping Scheme
• LeClairRyan Bankruptcy Highlights Pass-Through Tax Issue
• Dish's 12 GHz Plan Threatens Satellite Nets, Warns SpaceX
• Rising Star: Hogan Lovells' George John
• PetSmart Urges Dismissal Of Worker's Voice-Tracking Claims
• 5th Circ. Unpublishes Patent Pool Order, With Same Result
• Ex-Amazon Coder Convicted Over Capital One Data Breach
• Commerce Dept. Makes Inroads On Nat'l Broadband Strategy
• OAN Must Face Voting Tech Co. Smartmatic's Defamation Suit
• In German Court, Nokia Wins Injunction In Patent Battle
• Altice Gets Initial OK For Employee Data Breach Settlement
• 5th Circ. Urged To Ax Challenge To FCC Subsidy Fees
• Enforcement Trends To Watch After SEP Remedies Withdrawal
• 8 Steps To Creating A Legal Ops Technology Road Map
• Importers, USTR Wrestle Over Deadline In China Tariff Case
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Rising Star: Gibson Dunn's Jacob T. Spencer
• Will BigLaw Regret Its Hiring Spree As The Economy Softens?
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• T-Mobile's Merger With Sprint Hurt All Phone Bills, Suit Says
• Costco Reaches Deal With Creditors, Banks In Swipe Fee MDL
• Google Can't Ask About Default Search Contracts With Rivals
• Dish Says DC Circ.'s $3.3B License Fraud Ruling Ignores FCC
• FAA, Major Wireless Cos. Reach Deal To Let C-Band Take Off
• Rising Star: Covington & Burling's Hannah Lepow
• Awaiting Critical Bankruptcy Decision For Surety Industry
• Aerojet Chair Largely Wins Chancery Suit In CEO Proxy Battle
• Shifty Ransomware Crews Spark Sanctions Concerns
• Apple Can't Ax Exploding IPhone 6 Proposed Texas Class Suit
• The Importance Of Data And Data Analysis In Litigation
• FCC Grants Limited Waivers Of Broadband Subsidy Rules
• FCC Examines Wireless Network Upgrades For Emergencies
• Patent Board Probes Filing Date In Wireless Tech IP Fight
• T-Mobile's 5G Moves Left Phones 'Wholly Unusable,' Suit Says
• BitMEX Co-Founder Avoids Prison In Bank Secrecy Act Case
• Pareteum Gets Preliminary OK For $6M DIP As Sale Nears
• Apple Beats Wireless Tech Patent Infringement Suit
• House Panel Advances 'Rip And Replace' Shortfall Fix
• Suits Against Google Signal Increased 'Dark Patterns' Scrutiny
• EU Court Tosses Qualcomm's €1B Dominance Fine
• FCC Reminds Small Voice Providers Of Anti-Robocall Mandate
• Indian Co. Says Awardee's Investors Can't Get $1.3B Award
• House Members Eye Path Forward For Federal Privacy Law
• BlackBerry Inks $165M Deal To End Investors' Sales Data Suit
• Navigating The Void Left By Withdrawn SEP Policy Statement
• SpaceX Tells FCC It'll Work With OneWeb Over New Satellites
• How Cos. Can Track Infrastructure Act Projects — And Funds
• 5th Circ. Panel Walks Back Nokia Win In Patent Pool Case
• Accellion Could Pay $8.1M In Settlement Over Data Breach
• Tegna Says Apollo, Cox Won't Partake In Retransmission Talks
• Steps Companies Can Take To Mitigate Privilege Labeling Risk
• Navient Didn't Violate TCPA With Robocalls, 3rd Circ. Says
• Apple Faces German Antitrust Probe Over App Tracking Rules
• Judge OKs $26M Atty Fee In Apple App Store Antitrust Deal
• SEC Seeks GPB Capital Receiver In Effort To Thwart Ex-CEO
• FCC Republican Calls Lack Of Broadband Strategy 'Troubling'
• DirecTV Says Robocalls Weren't Barred, Fights Class Cert.
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Verizon Couldn't Show Visual Voicemail Worked, FCC Says
• Justices Pass On Challenge To Post-9/11 Mass Surveillance
• Justices Won't Consider Challenge To CRT Deal
• Albright Sends Google Voip-Pal Row To Calif., Keeps Amazon
• Chancery Jurisdiction Dispute Sidetracks BDO Smear Suit
• FCC Urged To Cut Local Reg Burdens On Broadband Growth
• What Litigation Funding Disclosure In Delaware May Look Like
• 1st Circ. Split On Lengthy Video Surveillance Of Home
• Prickett Jones Accuses Atty Of 'Mudslinging' In AT&T Case
• Devas Liquidator Says Shareholders Can't Claim $1.3B Award
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• SEC Launches Probe Of Ericsson Over Report Of ISIS Bribes
• Feds' Patent Injunction Views Murky After Dropped Policies
• Chancellor Notes CEO's Lie In Smear Suit Spoliation Hearing
• Fed. Circ. Weighs IPR Estoppel In Click-To-Call IP Row
• Iraqi Telecom Asks 2nd Circ. For $42M Lebanon Bank Freeze
• Netflix, Dark Horse Settle Artist's 'Umbrella Academy' IP Suit
• Sens. Worry Flawed Maps Threaten Broadband Build-Out
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ant Group, SpaceX, Goldman
• Fed. Circ. Told To Rethink Transfer Of Waze Fight Out Of EDTX
• Agencies Pull Patent Injunction Policy Without Replacement
• Judge Admits Error In Disney Digital FX Copyright Fight
• FCC Agrees To Tackle Offshore Communication Needs
• Exemption For ITV's Loan Profits Is State Aid, EU Court Rules
• Uruguay Nabs Nearly $6M In Telecom Arbitration Award Win
• Apple Beats Buyers' Faulty Security Flaw Fixes Suit, Again
• Lawmakers Press For Summer Vote On Tech Antitrust Bill
• Fortress Tells 9th Circ. Nothing Plausible About Intel Suit
• Broadcaster Org Says Geotargeting Co. Tried To 'Catfish' FCC
• Sony Music Wants Bang Energy Sanctioned In Copyright Row
• Trump To Sit For Depo In Suit Claiming He Duped Consumers
• Sky Gets Chipmaker's 'Skyworks' TM Blocked In UK
• Apple's $100M Deal Gets OK, $27M Atty Fee Bid Hits Bump
• Arbitrators' Findings On Escalation Clause Are Final: HK Court
• Apple Calls SG's Resistance 'Regrettable Disregard' Of Law
• Meta Hit With Suit Over Platforms' Harmful Effect On Youth
• FCC Might Allow Some FM Radio To Stay In TV Band
• Telecom Owners Say Fight Over Counsel Belongs In Fla. Court
• Advocates Blame 'Smear Campaign' For Hobbled FCC
• AT&T Workers Seek To Certify 300,000 ERISA Class Members
• Fed. Circ. Hammers Thales, Philips In FRAND Patent Row
• Rogers, Shaw Defend $20B Merger To Canadian Tribunal
• Fed. Circ. Wary Of Atty's 'Buzzwords' In Location IP Suit
• Google Issues Warning About Security Risks Of Big Tech Bill
• Chevron, Others To Fund $41.6M Cleanup Of Del. Landfill
• Avenatti's Suit Against Fox Draws Skepticism From 3rd Circ.
• AT&T Loses Dismissal Bid In White, Male Ex-Exec's Bias Suit
• Chancery Pushes Deadlocked Aerojet To Parse Resource Split
• Philly Cops Want 3rd Circ. Revival Of Free Speech Case
• Broadband Co. Shells Out $16.6M For Lifeline Violations
• FCC Asks For More Docs In $8.6B Tegna Go-Private Deal
• How In-House Legal Leaders Can Drive Corporate Growth
• NJ Judge Trims Claims From Verizon Billing Row
• Justices Seek Feds' Say On WhatsApp, Spyware Co. Brawl
• Match Calls Insurer's 'Two Days Late' Denial A 'Gotcha' Move
• US Warns Against Paying Cybercrime Gang That Sought $13M
• Sony Anime Unit Settles Ad Patent Suit Just Before Trial
• Big 3 Carriers Deploy 911 Vertical Location Technology
• FCC Urged To Raise Rural Health Care Program's Funding Cap
• Attorneys Should Tread Carefully On Job Counteroffers
• Texas Justices To Decide Fate Of Ex-Astros Owner Fraud Suit
• Dollar Bank Can't Duck Suit Over Failing To Flag $4.3M Scam
• State AGs Vow To Share Info With FCC To Combat Robocalls
• Telecom Co. Investors Freeze $55M In India Enforcement Bid
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Pandora's Anti-SLAPP IP Defense
• EDTX Judge Says Sony Unit Should Face Video Ad Patent Trial
• Supporters Of Opening 12 GHz Rebut SpaceX Objections
• GAO Says Gov't Broadband Expansion Efforts Scattered
• Ga. Telecom Co., Investment Banker Agree To End $2M Suit
• The Future Of Legal Ops: Time To Get Serious About Data
• FCC Poised To Tackle Offshore Wireless Network Needs
• T-Mobile, Sprint Can't Divide Cos. In Tax Fight, Mo. City Argues
• Deals Rumor Mill: Glencore, Goldman, FTX, Saudi Aramco
• MLB Targets Broadcaster's NY Assets In $6M Award Fight
• Amazon Says Big Tech Bill Could End 3rd-Party Sales
• BlackBerry Reconsidering $600M IP Deal After Finance Delay
• FTC Blog Seems To Widen Scope Of Breach Reporting Law
• Tech Giants Favor 60 GHz Plan To Support Virtual Reality
• ​​​​​​​Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Albright Won't Ship T-Mobile Patent Case To California
• Should Judges Police The Legal Industry Pay Gap?