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Telecommunications - January, 2024

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• AT&T Wipes Out Dali Antenna Patent At PTAB
• Huawei Faces Civil RICO Suit From Netgear
• House Hears TV's Struggles With Sports' Move To Streaming
• Ill. Judge Strikes Second Bid To Certify Allstate TCPA Class
• NY AG Wants Sirius XM Suit Back In State Court
• Teladoc Illegally Sends Users' Personal Info To Meta, Suit Says
• Hacked Atty Regains Email Access After Triggering Mistrial
• Fed. Circ. Affirms SmartSky Can't Block 5G Network
• 5 Reasons Associates Shouldn't Take A Job Just For Money
• Vodafone Rejects Iliad's €10.45B Bid To Merge Italian Ops
• Comcast Can't Push Deceptive Practices Suit Into Arbitration
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Satellites And AI Fighter Jets
• Social Media Algorithms Called 'Addictive' Ahead Of Hearing
• Verizon Can't Get Worker's Disability Benefits From Lawyer
• FCC Hits Telecom With $14M Fine For COVID Subsidy Fraud
• Playing Competitive Tennis Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• BT Says 'Flawed' £1.3B Unfair Pricing Claim Ignores Case Law
• Latham-Led Amphenol Buying Carlisle Wiring Biz For $2B
• Cash App Fights Proposed Class Action Over Text Referrals
• FCC Updates Rules For Ship, Aircraft Communications
• The Top Attys In Clinton's Impeachment Trial, 25 Years Later
• Google Tells Ohio Court That Search Isn't A 'Common Carrier'
• International Arbitration Expert Rejoins Curtis In Geneva
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Djerassi On Super Bowl 52
• Reseller Drops Antitrust Countersuit Against Cisco Midtrial
• BT Accused Of 'Abusive' Pricing In £1.3B Class Action
• TikTok's $92M Biometric Deal Doesn't Bar Browser Claims
• Calif. AG Sets Focus On Streaming Services' Privacy Practices
• Ore. Sen. Calls Out NSA Web Browser Info Buying
• Gov't Urges Claims Court To Reject $40B Ligado Takings Suit
• Jury Finds Samsung Owes $67.5M In 5G Patent Case
• Apple-Google Web App Deal Makes IPhones Pricier, Suit Says
• 'Waste Of My Time': Social Media Cos. Get Earful From Judge
• FCC Rejects Bids To Alter Some Orbital Satellite Debris Rules
• DC Circ. Balks At Overturning FCC's Subsidy Fee System
• DOJ Can't 'Lead' Google Ad Tech MDL Plaintiffs' Experts
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• Don't Tax Broadband Deployment Money, Telecom Groups Say
• Antitrust Enforcers Warn Cos. About Auto-Deleting Messages
• Off The Bench: McMahon Sued, 'Rock' Victory, USC Feels Heat
• Judge Overseeing NFL Case To Take Senior Status
• 'What's The Point?': Meta AI Judge Doubts Lead Counsel Bid
• Israeli Co. Gets Meta's Data Scraping Suit Trimmed
• Google Says Publishers' Bid Creates An 'Unfair Advantage'
• Software Co. Settles Coverage Spat Over Wiretapping Suits
• Nextel Still A Brand Name At Cocktail Parties, 11th Circ. Told
• Ericsson, KPN Settle Network Patent Fight
• ​​​​​​​FCC Seeks $3.5M For Miami-Area Pirate Radio Operations
• FCC Requires More Network Outage Reporting After Disasters
• Employee Experience Strategy Can Boost Law Firm Success
• Bid To Swap Chevron For An Old Standby Raises Doubts
• Judge Rejects Hotspot Co. Investors' $2.4M Settlement
• Staff Duped GSA To Buy Banned Chinese Cameras, IG Finds
• FCC Warned Dozens Of Illegal Radio Operators Last Year
• Not Hanging Up Doesn't Kill TCPA Suit, Fla. Judge Says
• 7th Circ. Judges Question Racism Claims Of Indy TV Network
• Google Defends Ad Tech Dismissal Bids From AG Attacks
• What Cos. Can Learn From 2023 Export Enforcement Report
• How Consumer Product Cos. Can Keep Up With Class Actions
• Viasat Wrong To Oppose Starlink Funding Petition, FCC Told
• Competing In Triathlons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• AI Co. Seeks Telus, GoDaddy's Help In Trade Secrets Dispute
• ISP Appeals FCC's Denial Of $49M In Rural Broadband Funds
• Justices Told Social Media Cos. Aren't Immune From All Laws
• Google Waited Too Long To Arbitrate Privacy Suit, Judge Says
• Sunday Ticket Trial Delayed, NFL Wants Prior Cases Kept Out
• Copyrights Not Limited To Humans, AI Creator Tells DC Circ.
• Netflix Tells Colo. Court Streaming Not Subject To Sales Tax
• Mitigating Compliance And Litigation Risks Of Evolving Tech
• Where Justices Stand On Chevron Doctrine Post-Argument
• Verrill Adds New Energy, Telecom Partner To Boston Office
• 6 Practice Pointers For Pro Bono Immigration Practice
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Arbitration Ruling In Ousted Chair's Suit
• Choice Hotels Asks Albright To Cut Comms Patents, Citing Alice
• Carnival Can't Capsize Consumers' Wiretapping Case
• 4th Circ. Says Firm Sent Illegal Faxes But Won't Certify Class
• Utilities Seek To Lower Cost Of FCC Pole Replacement Rule
• Experts Worry US Falling Behind On Spectrum Policy
• ESG Around The World: Canada
• Google Accused Of Invalid Motion To Kill States' Antitrust Suit
• Lessons From Country Singer's Personal Service Saga
• The Section 230 Immunity Provision Debate Continues
• Cyberattack Yields Mistrial In Scam Marketing Case
• Providers Want More Clarity From FCC On Outage Reporting
• Md. Bill Would Make Tax-Exempt Orgs Report Rent Income
• Justices Won't Hear Fight Over FTC's $163M 'Scareware' Win
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• News Cos. Wants Expert Evidence In Google Ad Tech Case
• Sirius XM Moves NY AG Suit To Federal Court
• Net Neutrality Backers Say Rules Must Survive Legal Fights
• UpHealth's 'Full Pay' Ch. 11 Plan On Horizon, Committee Says
• Apple Rival Seeks 9th Circ. Rethink On Statute Of Limitations
• Broadcasters Stress AM Radio's Public Safety Role
• Apple Offers To Allow 'Tap And Go' Competition In Europe
• Off The Bench: Dolan Sued, Bally-Amazon Deal, NIL Hearing
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Samsung Settles MyPort Patent Suit Over Galaxy Devices
• FTC Secures Ban On Marketer's Sale Of Precise Location Data
• Microsoft Asks To Depose Sony, Ubisoft In FTC Challenge
• Comcast Faces Another Suit Over Citrix Data Breach
• Fed. Circ. Upholds PTAB Latecomer Decision, Frustrating Atty
• SD Sioux Tribe Vying For FCC Universal Service Recognition
• Google Judge Promises 'Hot Tub' After Epic's Antitrust Win
• FCC Fines Cumulus $26K Over Late Equal Employment Filings
• Verizon Hit With Another Investor Suit Over Toxic Cables
• 'Chaos' Warning Resonates As Justices Mull Chevron's Fate
• Meta Investors Say They Fixed Suit Over Apple Ad Changes
• Thomas Gets Laugh, Agrees Prior Ruling Is 'Embarrassment'
• 5 Key Takeaways From Supreme Court's Chevron Arguments
• Reseller's Antitrust Claims Against Cisco Teed Up For Trial
• State AGs Say AI-Generated Voices Fall Under Robocall Law
• Utah Sued Over Social Media Age Verification Law
• Iowa AG Says TikTok Deceived Parents About Kids' Content
• FCC Floats Broadcast Licensing Rule Along Party Lines
• TikTok Ineligible For Immunity In 'Blackout' Suit, 3rd Circ. Told
• Divided FCC Proposes Cable TV Blackout Rebates
• Parents Says Zuckerberg Can't Escape Social Media MDL
• Companies Should Beware Greater Scrutiny Of Subscriptions
• Broadband Groups Want Fewer Historic Preservation Hurdles
• Epic CEO Blasts Apple's 'Bad-Faith' Anti-Steering Compliance
• States Say 1st Amendment Cases Favor Social Media Laws
• 5 Trade Secret Developments To Follow In 2024
• Mayors Call On Congress To Renew FCC Broadband Subsidy
• Bally Sports Parent Strikes Ch. 11 Plan Deal With Amazon
• What's On Tap For Public Corruption Prosecutions In 2024
• Italian Gov't Greenlights KKR's Telecom Italia Buy
• Baking Bread Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• High Court Majority Shows No Eagerness To Overturn Chevron
• Google Says States Lack Standing To Pursue Ad Tech Suit
• 6 Opinions To Read Before High Court's Chevron Arguments
• App Makers Take 'Egregious' 9th Circ. Ruling To High Court
• 2nd Circ. Wary Of Nixing Award In Telecom Shareholder Fight
• Verizon Can't Hang Up On Costa Rican Firm's Bid For $94M
• Osage Nation Asks FCC Again For 'Eligible' Telecom Status
• Viasat Opposes Revisiting FCC Denial Of Starlink Rural Funds
• Hochul Floats Pot Tax Overhaul, Rejects Tax Hikes In Budget
• 3 Key Class Action Trends To Use As Guidance In 2024
• Federal Courts And AI Standing Orders: Safety Or Overkill?
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Justices Won't Review Epic's App Store Fight With Apple
• Fed. Circ. Cellect Ruling Triggers Significant Patent Risk
• FCC Telecom Subsidy Nearing High Court Showdown
• ITC Probes Lenovo Over Ericsson's Infringement Claims
• DirecTV Blasts Bally's Bid To Recoup Cut MLB TV Payments
• 7 E-Discovery Predictions For 2024 And Beyond
• AT&T Brass Hit With Shareholder Suit Over Lead Cables
• NFL Can't Block Sunday Ticket Antitrust MDL Ahead Of Trial
• High Court Eyes Chevron Deference: What You Need To Know
• Cisco Says Reseller's Antitrust Claims Should Be Nixed
• DC Circ. Affirms T-Mobile Illegally Established Company Union
• FCC Told Remote Tribal Areas Are 'Special Case' For Funds
• Google Beats $2B Ad Trespass Suit At 9th Circ.
• FCC Issues Final Rule On Rural Telehealth Discount
• Rein In Abusers' 'Chilling' Control Of Cars, FCC Chief Says
• ​​​FCC Sets Feb. 7 Deadline For Broadband Discount Enrollment
• Hearst Must Face VPPA Suit Over Data Sharing On News Apps
• On The Edge: Lessons In Patent Litigation Financing
• Charter Appeals Worker's $62K Award After Cannabis Firing
• Apple Nears Sending Some Workers' OT Claims To Arbitration
• FCC Orders NJ Co. To Explain Steps Taken To Block Robocalls
• Microsoft Denied FTC Help Getting Activision Docs From Sony
• Zayo Shareholders' $27M Settlement Gets Chancery's OK
• Bill Filed To Fund FCC's Broadband Subsidy At $7B
• CDW Settles Reseller's Claims In Cisco Antitrust Case
• Make 'Cyber Trust' Mark Voluntary, Biz Groups Tell FCC
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2024
• FTC Halts Data Broker's Location Data Sharing In Novel Deal
• USPTO Grants Fewer Patents As Samsung Keeps Its Lead
• Uncertainty Bedevils FCC's Dwindling Broadband Benefit Fund
• AT&T, FCC Settle Pole Rate Row Before 4th Circ. Arguments
• SpaceX Blasts Lynk's Satellite Mobile Coverage Proposal
• Gamers Can Depose Microsoft CEO For Activision Challenge
• Streaming Viewers Blast Disney For Repeats, 'False' Args
• USPTO Affirms Amgen Ruling Didn't Alter Experimentation Test
• Class Attys May Seek $12.5M For Sirius XM, Liberty Suit Deal
• Expect National Security Scrutiny Of Higher Ed To Continue
• Breaking Down The New FCC Lead Generation Rules
• Journalists Back Challenge To Mich. Court Recording Ban
• Antitrust And ESG: Maximizing Targets, Ensuring Compliance
• Judge Finds IP Asserted Against Netflix Was Sold Years Ago
• Local Gov'ts Press FCC To Change Cable Franchise Fee Rules
• Microsoft Must Tell FTC About Alternate Ubisoft Deals
• Samsung Dodges Willfulness Claims Despite FRAND Setback
• Audacy Advances Ch. 11 Prepack To Slash $1.6B In Debt
• FCC Says Funding A Major Factor Hindering 'Rip And Replace'
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• What To Know About FCA Cybersecurity Enforcement
• Verizon Settles Claims It Aided Coinbase Scammer's Theft
• ESG Around The World: South Africa
• High Court Rejects Fight Over Sprint, Verizon Atty Fee Wins
• Justices Refuse Atty's Challenge To Border Phone Searches
• Radio Broadcaster Audacy Hits Ch. 11 With $2B Debt
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• 9th Circ. Won't Reconsider Rejected COVID-19 Apple App Suit
• Vidal Will Reconsider Nokia's Denied Fiber Optic IPRs
• FCC Could Pull Telecom's Int'l Authorization After DOJ Letter
• Salt Lake City, Lumen Agree To End Removal Fee Row
• 4 Legal Ethics Considerations For The New Year
• House China Committee Calls To Ban Chinese IoT Company
• Biggest Personal Injury And Med Mal Court Decisions In 2023
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Google Users Nab Class Cert. In Mobile App Privacy Row
• IP Partner Moves To Blank Rome From Hughes Hubbard
• Advocacy Groups Urge NTIA To 'Fast Track' 3 Spectrum Bands
• Fla. Firm Sued Over Soured $20M Investment In Satellite Co.
• Motorola Beats Phone Camera Lens Patent Claims At PTAB
• FCC Plans To Beef Up Network Outage Reporting
• Lumen Will Pay Customers It Disconnected During Pandemic
• FCC Warns NY Properties Of Millions In Pirate Radio Fines
• Banned Attys Get Twitter Suit Sent Back To Fla. State Court
• Ex-Shook Hardy IP Pro Named USPTO's Chief Policy Officer
• Google Suit May Get Jackson Walker Atty As Special Master
• What The Law Firm Of The Future Will Look Like
• Ex-FCC Atty Joins Cable Group As New Regulatory VP
• Lead Generator To Pay $7M To Settle FTC Suit Over Robocalls
• Ex-Ill. Speaker's RICO Trial Moved To October
• Often-Silent Station's License Renewed — But Only For 1 Year
• NC Landowner Says Delay Voided Verizon Cell Tower Lease
• 4 PR Pointers When Your Case Is In The News
• Mayer Brown Adds Wilson Sonsini Privacy Pro In Calif.
• More Spectrum Needed To Support Wi-Fi Growth, Gov't Told
• 6 AI Cases And What They Mean For Copyright Law
• Google Ad Monopoly Suit Set For Texas Trial In 2025
• Space Broadband SPAC Investors Launch Suit In Chancery
• Comcast Is Sued Over 35M Xfinity Customer Data Breach
• VoIP Provider XCast Settles FTC's Robocall Allegations
• Gamers Blast Sony's Bid To Block PlayStation Antitrust Class
• GAO Says Nothing Amiss With $554M NASA Contract Award
• Screenshotting Atty Says Mich. Court Recording Ban Must Go
• NTIA Guidance On Deployment Projects Called 'Positive Step'
• FCC Closes Some 'Loopholes' In Media Ownership Rules
• NTIA Backs FCC Plan To Examine Broadband Affordability
• Google Cuts Deal To End 'Incognito' Mode Privacy Fight
• 9th Circ. Agrees App Store Rival's Antitrust Suit Too Late
• 5 Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Spring
• Google Enters 2024 Fighting For Search, Play & Ad Tech
• The Space Law And Policy Outlook For 2024
• Illinois Cases To Watch In 2024
• Patent Policy To Watch In 2024
• Law Firm Strategies For Successfully Navigating 2024 Trends
• ​​​​​​​The Top Telecom Developments To Watch In 2024
• California Legislation And Regulations To Watch In 2024
• Connecticut Cases To Watch In 2024
• Consumer Protection Issues To Watch In 2024