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Telecommunications - September, 2023

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• Senate Re-Ups FCC Members Starks And Carr
• Watchdog Aims To 'Unblur' Ads, Protect Kids In Metaverse
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: CHIPS, AI And Missile Defense
• Pro Say: A Cheat Sheet For The New Supreme Court Term
• Up First At High Court: CFPB's Funding, ADA Tester Suits
• New NXP Patent Trial Set Due To 'Inconsistent' $18M Verdict
• Top Intel Committee Dem Stresses Need For FISA Reforms
• 'We're On Track,' Judge Says Despite Google's Complaints
• DC Circ. Tells FCC To Wrap Up Media Ownership Rule Review
• Mass. AG Accuses Tech CEO Of Coercing Worker Into Sex
• Avoiding The Ethical Pitfalls Of Crowdfunded Legal Fees
• Fed. Circ. In September: The Scope Of Analogous Prior Art
• 'Administrative State' Attacks Soar To High Court Crescendo
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NTIA Seeking Ideas For Protecting Minors Online
• 5 Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Fall
• High Court Will Review Texas, Fla. Social Media Laws
• Microsoft Willing To Lose Money On Bing Deals, Judge Told
• ​​​​​​​Sarah Silverman Says OpenAI Can't 'Unilaterally Rewrite' Law
• Telecom Execs Fudged Revenue By $42M, Feds Charge
• Apple Asks High Court To Nix App Store Rule Block
• Deals Rumor Mill: Manchester U, Warriors, Citigroup China
• FCC Looks To Adopt Rules Expanding Use Of 6 GHz Band
• Oversight Board Divided On FISA Reforms
• Appellate Rulings Highlight Telecom Standard Uncertainties
• Full DC Circ. Won't Rethink Webcaster Royalty Hike Suit
• 3rd Circ. Affirms YES Network's Loss In COVID Coverage Suit
• Epic Urges Supreme Court To Block Apple's App Store Rules
• Adobe Hit With $33.8M Verdict For Infringing Viatech Patent
• Apple Uses Bing's Overtures To Leverage Google, Judge Told
• Could Net Neutrality Mean Rate Regulation? 'Nope,' Says FCC
• Marketing Co. Agrees To Pay $8M Award To End Earnout Row
• Qualcomm Gets Rest Of Calif. Consumer Chip Case Tossed
• LGE Can't Trim Pantech IP Suit, Texas Judge Says
• FTC Revives In-House Challenge Of Microsoft, Activision Deal
• US, Allies Urge Care To Keep Key Exports Out Of Russia
• FCC Urged To Add Data Locations To Proposed Device Labels
• Bracing For Regulatory Delays As Shutdown Looms
• Steam Owner Can't Shake 'Geo-Blocking' €1.6M Antitrust Fine
• Former US Senator's Chief Of Staff Joins Jenner & Block
• Apple Frets Over 'Substantial' Info Risks In Google Trial
• Apple VP: No Need For 'Inferior' Options To Google Search
• SiriusXM Enlists Debevoise To Weigh Liberty Biz Combo Offer
• Akin's DC Office Adds Space Expert, Former Hill Staffer
• Judge Won't Strike Class Claims From Sirius XM TCPA Row
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Why Law Firm ESG Is Likely Here To Stay
• Telecom Co. GTT Avoids Penalty In SEC's Accounting Case
• What Large Language Models Mean For Document Review
• Democratic FCC To Revive Obama-Era Net Neutrality Rules
• Meta Faces TM Suit By Tech Recruiter Over Rebrand
• T-Mobile Blasts DOJ Compromise On Dish Extension Request
• T-Mobile Pays $7.5M To End FCC's Lifeline Probe
• Safety Industry Group Vies To Fill Need For 4.9 GHz 'Manager'
• Cisco Beats Unified Banking System IP Row In WDTX
• Senate Bill Would Streamline Broadband Project Approvals
• Licensing Co. Can't Revive IP In Google Feud At Fed. Circ.
• Google Gets Bankrupt App's Antitrust Claims Tossed For Now
• Yelp, Newspapers Want Paul Weiss DQ In Google AdTech Row
• New USPTO Policy Aims To Avoid Judge Stock Conflicts
• Tips For Camp Lejeune Attorneys To Mitigate TCPA Suit Risks
• 7th Circ. Ruling May Steer ADA Toward Commuter Issues
• Participating In Living History Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• UK Cements 'Bridge' To Ease US Data Transfers
• FCC Republican Pushes Against Idea Of Net Neutrality Revival
• Telemarketing Co. Stiffs Employees On OT Wages, Suit Says
• Meta Must Face Insurance Ad Bias Suit, Calif. Panel Says
• Call Center Guru Grounded After Plane Ownership Disclosure
• Commerce Finalizes CHIPS Guardrail Rule
• Alito Extends Freeze Of Ban On Biden Social Media Work
• 7 Ways Telco Operators Can Approach Lead Cable Claims
• Private Equity Owners Can Remedy Law Firms' Agency Issues
• Switching From Google 'Too Many Steps,' Rival CEO Says
• FCC Looks To Clear Satellite Licensing Logjams
• Netflix Cuts The Cord On Finnish Patent Foe's Asset Transfer
• Prison Call Rate Advocates Tell FCC New Model Is Way To Go
• FCC Tightens Up Phone Number Access To Reduce Robocalls
• New FCC Broadband Label Rules Should Be Read Carefully
• Chinese Cos. Say Cameras Not Part Of US Telecom Ban
• Judge Told New Google Search Systems Don't Need User Data
• Apple Prevails In Geolocation Patent Case
• FCC Chief Warns 'Rip And Replace' Covers 40% Of Costs
• Couple Admit To Selling $88M In Pirated Software Keys
• Bankers Worry FCC Overreaches On Revoking Call Consent
• AT&T Owes $4M Over Clogged Drains, Real Estate Co. Says
• Google Units Dropped From AI Development Suit
• How To Protect Atty-Client Privilege While Using Generative AI
• Exec Says Google Must Constantly Innovate To Retain Users
• T-Mobile Says Tax Reimbursement Suit Had Its Chance
• Ex-Congressman Gets Nearly 2 Years For Insider Trading
• FCC Moves Closer To Blocking Alleged Robocall Provider
• Meta Slams Copyright Claims In Sarah Silverman's AI Suit
• Full 5th Circ. Skeptical Of FCC's Universal Service Regime
• Rural Broadband Group Seeks Changes To FCC Plan
• How New Lawyers Can Leverage Feedback For Growth
• DOJ Backs More 'Modest' Extension For Dish Spectrum Buy
• Ga. Justices Won't Take Netflix, Disney Franchise Fees Case
• Trucking Co. Seeks Dismissal Of $11.5M Stolen Cellphone Suit
• Google Ad Tech Judge Explains Why Bias Defense Must Go
• FCC Plan Will Leave Thousands Jobless, Biz Groups Say
• Fix FCC Subsidies' 'Distortionary' Base, Network Group Says
• Cruz Says Aid To 'Wealthy Enclaves' Shows Broadband Waste
• SD Telecom Group Wades Back Into Interconnection Fight
• Bracing For Rising Cyber-Related False Claims Act Scrutiny
• ESG Around The World: Australia
• Key Takeaways For Email Marketing From Experian Settlement
• Lumen Hit With Securities Suit Over Toxic Cable Disclosures
• DOJ Gets Google's Bias Defense Cut In Ad Tech Case
• Google To Pay Phone Users $62M In Location Tracking Suit
• 4th Circ. Preview: Transgender Health Care On Docket
• In Unsealed X Docs, Feds Feared Trump Could Incite Violence
• Amazon Again Can't Escape Patent Suit Over Alexa
• FCC Judge Won't Revoke Radio License For Old Tax Crime
• SEC Fines Ex-Tech Worker For Inside Trades Amid Deal Talks
• 'I Was Protecting Google,' Exec Says Of Comms Policy
• Huawei's New Phone Spurs GOP To Seek Stiffer Tech Controls
• SpaceX Wants FCC To Have Deadlines For Sat App Approvals
• TelexFree Victims Gave 'Incomplete' Docs, Wells Fargo Says
• Deepfakes Remain A Threat Ahead Of 2024 Elections
• Microsoft Seeks Changes To FCC's Draft Anti-Robocall Order
• TikTok Draws $367M EU Fine For Children's Privacy Missteps
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Google Search 'Usage' No Proof Of 'Demand,' Judge Told
• Telecom Co. TP-Link Hit With $37.5M Verdict In Patent Dispute
• French App Makers Lose Claims In Apple Suit
• Alito Freezes Ban On Biden Admin's Social Media Work
• Meta Must Face DC's COVID Vaccine Misinformation Subpoena
• Supporters Scramble To Save Key Broadband Subsidy
• States Urged To Loop Schools, Libraries Into Broadband Plans
• Justices Told IP Decision Clearing Telecom Giants Can't Stand
• NJ Justices Will Probe Verizon Customer's Arbitration Clause
• Twitter Legal Fees Suit Offers Crash Course In Billing Ethics
• Hunter Biden Sues Ex-Trump Aide Over 'Unhinged' Campaign
• 9th Circ. Judges Leery Of Claims Google Ads Trespass
• Hytera Must Produce Code In Motorola Radio Patent Suit
• Google Prioritized Being Default Search Engine, Ex-Exec Says
• News Outlets Say State's Brief Didn't Address Antitrust Issues
• FCC Says It's Keeping Close Eye On Chinese IoT Modules
• Grievances Over Broadcast 'Blackouts' Aired In House Panel
• DC Circ. Orders New Privilege Findings In Perry Phone Fight
• Ga. Appeals Court Partially Revives Fight Over Fiber Network
• Split 9th Circ. Backs Apple's Win In Security Flaw Fix Fight
• Samsung Hit With Patent Suit Over 4G, 5G Products
• Pixel Owner Must Arbitrate Google 5G Claims, Court Says
• Samsung, 'Hoist With Its Own Petard,' Must Pay $4M Arb. Fees
• Electric Utility Trade Group Lobbyist Joins Venable In DC
• How 2nd Circ. Ruling Fortifies Plaintiff Standing Arguments
• Dentists, Toothbrush Biz Look To Settle Fax Advertising Action
• Calif. Lawmakers Pass Pioneering Carbon Disclosure Bill
• DC Circ. Asked To Reconsider Webcaster Royalty Hike Suit
• Google Feared Losing Default Status, Judge Hears
• Motorola Can't Escape Speech Recognition Patent Suit
• Colo. Fax Co. Hit With $13M TCPA Suit Over Alleged Spam Ads
• Phone Co. Should Face Investor's Revived Suit, Judge Says
• Influencer To Pay Up To End Pa. AG's Suit Over Ad Scam
• Rural Providers Say 5G Fund Changes May 'Strand' Projects
• Streaming Cos. Owe City For Resource Use, 7th Circ. Told
• Lead-Covered Verizon Cables Put Workers At Risk, Suit Says
• Ohio Panel Backs Landlord In Lease Fight With Vape Shop
• Reseller, Insurer Sue To Recover $11.5M In Stolen Cellphones
• FCC Waives Promotional Fund Rules For 'Unique' Contractor
• NJ Solar Co. Accused Of Ignoring Do-Not-Call List
• Apple Tries To Nix Battery Issue Claim From UK IPhone Users
• DOJ Says Google Millions Of Documents Behind In Discovery
• US, Vietnam Draw Closer On Semiconductor Supply Chain
• T-Mobile Protested $14M Arb. Award In Wrong Court, Co. Says
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Netflix's Loss In Multimedia File Patent Row
• 9th Circ. Again Urged To Reject 'Weak' Tinder Age Bias Deal
• Calif. Realtor Calls Anonymity In Sexual Assault Suit 'Unfair'
• Fixed Broadband Ready To Deploy In 12 GHz, FCC Told
• PTAB Can't Toss Expert Report Due To Typo, Fed. Circ. Says
• Chubb Owes $4M Over Conn. Plumbing Mishap, Suit Says
• Midco Says Time Is 'Ripe' For SD License Decision
• ABA's Money-Laundering Resolution Is A Balancing Act
• Nokia Unit Escapes Electrocuted Worker's Negligence Suit
• Verizon Retailer Made Managers Work Off The Clock, Suit Says
• Longtime Sidley Partner Charles Douglas Dies At 75
• IPhone Users Seek Class Status In Apple Battery Issues Case
• 5th Circ. Backs Limits On Biden Admin's Social Media Work
• Kelley Drye Can't Avoid Client's Trade Secret Suit
• FCC Must Grant Renewal Of Fox Philly Station, Co. Says
• Google Appeals To Public Ahead Of Search Monopoly Trial
• Behind The Economics Of The DOJ's Case Against Google
• Dish Hits Sports Streaming Service With Patent Suit
• 2 High Court Cases Could Upend Administrative Law Bedrock
• Telecom Groups Urge 5th Circ. To Back FCC Subsidy Fees
• Atty Ends $1.7M Suit Against Microsoft For Lost Email Access
• Verizon Sues NJ County For Obstructing Service Upgrades
• US Wants To Block $75M TV Network Sale In Estate Tax Case
• Google's Deals Face Biggest DOJ Antitrust Case In Years
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Google Judge Orders Top Execs To Meet Before Antitrust Trial
• CFPB's Chopra Warns Of Big Tech's Grip On Mobile Payments
• 'Nigerian Prince Scam' Sends Philly TV Station's Fate To FCC
• DC Circ. Appears Split Over T-Mobile Company Union Spat
• Law Firm Professional Development Steps To Thrive In AI Era
• Senate Confirms Anna Gomez As 5th FCC Commissioner
• 4th Circ. Revives TCPA Suit Over Unsolicited Free E-Book Fax
• $167.5M CBS Class Settlement OK'd In Del. Viacom Deal Suit
• Telecom Shareholders Ordered To Halt Rogue Arbitrations
• FCC Nominee Gomez Poised For Senate Confirmation Vote
• Fed. Circ. Won't Save Antenna Patent Claims From PTAB Ax
• Ditch Broadband Grants' Letter Of Credit Rule, Feds Told
• FCC Chief Urges GOP Sens. To Back Renewed Auction Power
• SpaceX Again Urges FCC To Approve Cellular Sat Plan
• Google Nears Deal With Play Store Users, AGs Ahead Of Trial
• Verizon Pays $4M To End Federal Cybersecurity Claims
• OpenAI, Microsoft Accused Of Taking Private Info In New Suit
• Wells Fargo Must Produce Docs in TelexFree Suit, Judge Says
• Amazon Says FCC Must Rely On 'Proven' Space Safety Rules
• Hotel Biz Acheson Tells Supreme Court No Harm In ADA Suit
• FCC Urged To Again Waive Broadband Project's Engineer Rule
• Fed. Circ. Won't Order Gilstrap To Toss IP Suit Against Charter
• Volvo Buyers Seek Class Cert. In Battery Drain Suit
• Intelsat Asks To Reopen Ch. 11 After SES Claim Remand
• Advocates Hope For Spectrum Sharing In 42 GHz Band
• Schumer Framework May Forge US Model On AI Governance
• Intel Makes Foundry Deal With Tower After $5.4B Merger Fail
• AT&T Asks 4th Circ. To Force FCC To Alter Pole-Rate Decision
• Spectrum Auctions Can Save FCC Subsidy, Think Tank Says
• T-Mobile 'Hindering A Rival,' Dish Says In Spectrum Buy Row
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB's Ax Of Sisvel Patent Claims
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• 9th Circ. Remands Play Store Order, Likely To Decertify Class
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London