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Telecommunications - June, 2024

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• Chevron's End Is Just The Start For Energized Agency Foes
• Dish Doesn't Owe Extra Tower Rent For Space To Open Doors
• In Chevron Case, Justices Trade One Unknown For Another
• E-Commerce Not Speech, Strictly Business, Ga. Tells Judge
• FCC Subsidy Opponents File New 5th Circ. Challenge
• 6th Circ. Won't Move Net Neutrality Challenges To DC
• Calif. Panel Won't Toss Trial Win By AT&T's Cricket
• The NFL Lost Big: What Happened, What Happens Next
• AT&T Faces Derivative Suit In Del. Over Toxic Cable Risks
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Space Launches And Satellites
• Satellite Cos. Call For More Detail On FCC's Space Debris Plan
• Most H.I.G. Capital Claims Advance In $915M Del. Audax Suit
• EU Wraps Antitrust Probe Of Microsoft's OpenAI Stake
• Verizon Hit With $847M Patent Verdict In EDTX
• Off The Bench: NFL's Big Loss In Court, NBA Agent Spat
• Providers Need More Time To Meet SIM Swap Rules, FCC Told
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Vinson, Skadden
• High Court Enters July With 3 Rulings To Go
• Skadden Guides Nokia On $2.3B Infinera Buy, Stock Pops
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Skiing And Surfing Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Supreme Court Strikes Down Chevron Deference
• Interest Groups Want To Join 6th Circ. Net Neutrality Appeals
• Warner Bros. Sued Over Presidential Debate Streaming Rights
• FCC's Unlocked Phone Regs Could Affect Existing Contracts
• Telecom Co. Says It Isn't Liable For Biden AI 'Deepfake'
• Roblox Likely To Face Trimmed Suit Over Gambling By Kids
• SpaceX Says Local Regs Best Suited For Fixing 'Dead Zones'
• House Panel Cans Vote On Data Privacy, Kids' Safety Bills
• Free-Speech Orgs Tell DC Circ. TikTok Ban Is Prior Restraint
• NFL Hit With $4.7B Verdict In Sunday Ticket Antitrust Trial
• Madigan Judge Doesn't Want Trial To Slip After Justices Rule
• Unpacking The Circuit Split Over A Federal Atty Fee Rule
• Nokia To Sell Submarine Network To France In $375M Deal
• NFL Sunday Ticket Trial Goes To Jury With $21B At Stake
• FCC Urged To Prevent Abuse Through High-Tech Cars
• Justices Chide 5th Circ. In Biden Social Media Case
• IP Co. Breaching Investment Laws, Shareholder Alleges In Del.
• New Hampshire Claims TikTok Exploits Kids For Profit
• Artists Drum Up Support For Bill To Pay Music Royalties
• FCC Threatens To Yank Texas AM Station License Over Fees
• FCC To Finalize Funding For School Wi-Fi Hot Spots
• House GOP Gears Up For The End Of Chevron Deference
• FCC Allows Foreign Stake In Montana Telecom After Review
• AT&T Strikes Deal To Exit Former Exec's Age Bias Suit
• High Court Axes Challenge To Biden Admin's Social Media Work
• Disney Must Face Trimmed ESPN Streaming Fee Antitrust Suit
• NFL Moves To Sack Commercial Class In Sunday Ticket Trial
• Google Says Epic's Play Store Changes Could Cost $137M
• AT&T Says No Windfall From FirstNet Managing 4.9 GHz Band
• Verizon To Pay $1M For Southeast 911 Outage, FCC Says
• No Need To Ship Net Neutrality Appeals To DC, 6th Circ. Told
• FCC Says Anti-Redlining Rule 'Dutifully' Carries Out Law
• Sinclair Accused Of Violating Video Privacy Law
• Noteholder Deal Spares Telecom WOM From Ch. 11 Dismissal
• EU Opens Microsoft Case, Unappeased By Teams Unbundling
• After A Brief Hiccup, The 'Rocket Docket' Soars Back To No. 1
• Localities Redouble Effort To Block House Broadband Bill
• DC Circ. Affirms Verizon Win In Conspiracy Defamation Row
• Harvard Prof Calls NFL Sunday Ticket 'Highly Anticompetitive'
• Apple, Amazon Assail Hagens Berman's Class Rep 'Charade'
• Sirius XM Made Millions Off Hidden Royalty Fee, Suit Alleges
• Broadband Advocates Urge FCC To Revisit Subsidy Fees
• Practical Private Equity Lessons From 2 Delaware Deals
• AT&T Must Keep Basic Services Intact, Calif. Regulators Say
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Defense Contractor Gresham Inks $83M SPAC Merger
• High Court Passes On Religious Webcasters' Royalty Hike Suit
• Recruitment Trends In Emerging Law Firm Frontiers
• Drug Cos., IP Attys Back Cellect In High Court Efforts
• Google Ditches Wiretap Suit Over AI Customer Service Calls
• SC Agency Asks 4th Circ. To Rethink Google Ad Subpoena
• Ex-Trump Aide Must Face Hunter Biden's Data Hack Suit
• Texas Fines Major Carriers $10.2M For Deceptive Advertising
• 4th Circ. Revives TCPA Suit Over Fax Promoting Free Webinar
• DC Better Match For Net Neutrality Suits, 6th Circ. Told
• Zoom Latest Tech Giant Accused Of Infringing NM Co.'s Patent
• Off The Bench: ACC-FSU Rematch, Supreme Win For Fla. Tribe
• What Companies Should Consider Amid Multistate AG Actions
• Rip And Replace 'Ruinous' Without Fed Funds, Carriers Say
• Apple Can't Challenge £853M IPhone Battery Class Action
• Paul Hastings Bankruptcy Ace Joins Greenberg Traurig
• Sens. Introduce 'Complementary' Bill To TikTok Ban
• Glassblowing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Careful Data Governance Is A Must Amid Enforcement Focus
• TikTok Says Alternatives To 'Dangerous' Ban Were Ignored
• NFL Sunday Ticket Is Procompetitive, Stanford Prof Tells Jury
• Calif. AG, City Atty Target SpongeBob App Over Kids' Privacy
• 'Jetflicks' Piracy Trial Results In 5 Convictions In Las Vegas
• Caltrans Tells FCC It's Against FirstNet Control Of 4.9 GHz
• FCC Slams Bid In 6th Circ. To Put Net Neutrality On Hold
• FCC Allows Top-4 Exception So Gray Can Sell Station
• Ex-Satellite Tech Drops Wage Suit Against Dish Retailer
• EchoStar Says Customers Can Skip Junk Fees With Right Info
• How Associates Can Build A Professional Image
• Qualcomm Investors Ink $75M Deal Over Licensing Practices
• Ex-CBS Sports Chair Denies Fixing NFL Sunday Ticket Price
• IPhone Buyers Want Canadian Data In Amazon Antitrust Case
• No Reason To Move Net Neutrality Suits To DC Circ., ISPs Say
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Philips Communication Patent Claims
• Google's Deal With Apple Should Be Busted Up, Users Say
• Anticompetitive Rules Hinder BEAD Fund, Critic Claims
• Texas Atty Pares Border Phone Search Suit To Just APA Claim
• Microsoft Says Starbucks Ruling Hurts FTC's Activision Case
• Democrats Punt On Spectrum Bill, Claiming GOP 'Obstruction'
• Apple Sanctioned In Siri Privacy Suit For Deleting Recordings
• Latham Guides Data Centers Biz In $2.2B KKR-Led Group Deal
• Uber And Lyft Dodge Tracking Patent Litigation
• FTC Escalates Probe Into TikTok's Privacy Measures For Kids
• Chicago Cubs Will Pay $1.2 Million To End TCPA Suit
• Firms Must Rethink How They Train New Lawyers In AI Age
• NFL Commish Goodell Takes Stand To Deny TV Price Controls
• 'What Am I Supposed To Do?': Epic-Apple Doc Row Irks Judge
• T-Mobile To Consider Changing 'Price Lock' Ads After Dispute
• Investor Seeks Del. Anti-Suit Shield, Alleging Brazil Co. Threat
• SEC Alleges Texas Man Offered Virgin Sham $200M 'Lifeline'
• Ad Tech Judge Says No 'Moving Target' Damages, No Jury
• Toss Universal Service Fund Challenge, FCC Urges 5th Circ.
• Top Patent Eligibility Rulings In The Decade Since Alice
• Huawei Slams Netgear's 'Tenuous' RICO Case
• Sen. Spectrum Bill Called Inadequate For Connectivity Needs
• Think Like A Lawyer: Always Be Closing
• Justices To Decide If False Claims Act Applies To E-Rate
• Justices Reject Dispute Over $3.1B South Korean Military Deal
• Electronics Cos. Fight 'Drastic' $2B Price-Fixing Default
• FCC To Fine ASUS $367K For Wi-Fi Gear Over Power Limits
• FCC Settles Probe Into Data Breach At Liberty Latin America
• Publishing Exec's Family Says Ohio Law Allowed His Ouster
• Industry Groups End 2nd Circ. Case Over NY Broadband Law
• T-Mobile Sues NJ Town Over Plan For School Cell Tower
• Brazil Telecom Tower Investor Sues For Delaware Litigation
• Off The Bench: Ex-Players Claim NIL, Loss For Trans Swimmer
• Study Bulk ISP Billing, But Don't Pass Rules Yet, FCC Urged
• Trucking Co. Whittles $11.5M Suit Over Stolen Cellphones
• Takeaways From Nat'l Security Division's Historic Declination
• DOJ's Google Ad Tech Suit Bound For Sept. Trial
• Apple Fights To Ax 'Speculative' IPhone App Antitrust Suit
• DirecTV's 'NFL Tax' Gouged Sunday Ticket Buyers, Jury Told
• 2nd Circ. Case Over NY Broadband Law Could Wrap Up
• Telecom Says Gov't Switching Sides In Dish Suit Is 'Bad Faith'
• Judge Asks If Amazon Is Doomed To Stay In Wiretapping Suit
• FCC Wants To Revamp Citizens Broadband Radio Service
• Apple Wants Discovery Hearing Closed In IPhone Class Action
• Cloud Software Co. Brass Hid Revenue Woes, Suit Says
• Michigan Supreme Court Curbs Voter Interference Law
• GOP Lawmakers Want China Patent Data Amid Tech Pact Talks
• Verizon Opposes AT&T's FirstNet As 4.9 GHz Band Manager
• Playing Chess Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NFL Exec Denies League Fixed Sunday Ticket Price At Trial
• Hytera Tried 'End Run' Around Court's Power, Motorola Says
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Ax Of Slide-To-Unlock Patent
• Internet Co. Hit With $4M Default Judgment Over Tower Bills
• Teams Can't Prop Up Fox Philly TV License, Group Says
• FCC Told Alaska Needs More Broadband Support
• 4 Charged In $50M Email, Romance Fraud Schemes
• Miss. Social Media Age Law Faces Free-Speech Challenge
• Lumen Board Faces Investor Suit Over Lead Cable Liability
• Key FCC Enforcement Issues In AT&T Location Data Appeal
• Lawmakers Reach Deal With DOD On Spectrum Sharing
• Patent Lessons From 7 Federal Circuit Reversals In May
• Ex-Supreme Court Clerk, Federal Atty Joins McGuireWoods
• Litigation Inspiration: Attys Can Be Heroic Like Olympians
• Pillsbury Adds Aviation-Focused Bankruptcy Partner In NY
• NFL Sunday Ticket Monopoly Cost Fans $7B, Expert Testifies
• Prison Phone Cos. Want To Factor Security Cost Into Rates
• NFL Balks At Delays, Amendments To Mobile App Privacy Suit
• 4 More States Join DOJ's Antitrust Suit Against Apple
• Dish Fights To Weigh In On Spectrum False Claims Act Case
• FCC Looks To Fine Telecom $2.6M For Failing To Pay Fees
• Biz Groups Urge 6th Circ. To Put Net Neutrality On Hold
• Deutsche Telekom Owed €1.8M In EU Fine Overcharge Interest
• JPML Consolidates AT&T Data Breach Suits In Texas
• Lean Into The 'Great Restoration' To Retain Legal Talent
• Fox Views NFL Sunday Ticket As 'Existential' Threat, Jury Told
• Apple IPhone Antitrust MDL Heads To NJ, Where DOJ Is Suing
• FCC Urged To Add Missing Persons Code For Tribes
• Cut Penalties For Rural Buildout Shortcomings, FCC Urged
• House Dems Push For More Info On Sports Streaming Venture
• High Court Won't Review FCC's Universal Service Fund
• NFL's Kraft Testifies 'Too Many' Sunday Ticket Sales Is Bad
• Gov't Presses For Dismissal Of False Claim Case Against Dish
• Cities, Cable Cos. Seek Reg Changes As FCC Studies Markets
• FCC Asks 6th Circ. To Transfer Net Neutrality Cases To DC
• Off The Bench: NFL On Trial, Betting Crackdowns, Tennis Suit
• Support Co. Can't Revive Suit Blaming Lindberg For Lost Biz
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Google Ad Tech Case Won't Go To Jury Due To Co.'s Payment
• NFL Sunday Ticket Is A Rigged Game, Antitrust Jury Told
• Cellular Fraud Ring Netted $9M In Fake Lost Phone Claims
• Senate Panel To Weigh Proposal For FCC Spectrum Auctions
• GOP Sens. Attack FCC Plan For AI Political Ad Disclosure
• Split FCC Kicks Off Cybersecurity Fund For Schools, Libraries
• FCC Could Change Credit Rules To Qualify For Broadband Aid
• FTC And DOJ Divvy Up Probes Of OpenAI, Microsoft, Nvidia
• AT&T Says Pension De-Risking Move Expressly Allowed
• 6th Circuit Selected For Start Of Net Neutrality Fight
• High Bar For Booking.com Price Limits, EU High Court Told
• FCC Floats New Rules On ISPs To Protect Internet Security
• UK, US Team Up On Standard-Essential Patents
• Lewis Brisbois Adds Corporate Pro In DC From Womble Bond
• Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Massive NFL Sunday Ticket Antitrust Trial Kicks Off In LA
• Fubo Loses Bid To Toss Consumer's Privacy Suit
• Catholic Broadcasters Angry Over FCC 'Gender Ideology' Rule
• Judge Denies Fubo Bid For Texts On Streaming Bundle
• Fed. Circ. Judges Skeptical Broadband IP Is Patentable
• 3rd Circ. Revives Union Harassment Claims Against County
• Google Legal Dept. Goes From Crisis Mode To Long Term
• Panel To Pick Venue For FCC Net Neutrality Challenges
• Microsoft Blasts Gamers' Bid To Add To Activision Appeal
• FCC Looking Into Reports Of AT&T Wireless Service Outage
• Meta Can't Dodge Trial In Monopoly Suit, FTC Says
• 4th Circ. Says SC Agency Must Give Google Ad Docs
• Epic Accuses Apple Of Stalling Antitrust Doc Production
• K&L Gates Adds Ex-Norton Rose IP Team In Frankfurt
• A Healthier Legal Industry Starts With Emotional Intelligence
• On 2nd Bite, Apple Investors Get Initial OK For $490M Deal
• Paramount Hit With $142.5M 'Lucha Libre' Lawsuit
• Airbus' Satcom Unit Fined $44K For Anti-Boycott Violations
• Telecom Org. Says Expanding Universal Fund Only Way To Go
• PTAB Upholds G+ Patent After Samsung Challenge
• Wildfire Attys Descend On Colo. As Xcel Litigation Ramps Up
• Bally Sports Parent Reaches Multiyear Fubo Carriage Deal
• To Make Your Legal Writing Clear, Emulate A Master Chef
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Circuit Judge Writes An Opinion, AI Helps: What Now?
• TikTok Profits Off Of Child Sex Trafficking, Utah Alleges
• Navy Federal Lets AI Co. Monitor Calls, Suit Says
• Clear Rate Faces 4 New FCC Complaints Over 'Slamming'
• Put Net Neutrality On Ice During Court Reviews, FCC Urged
• Ericsson Says It Has Completed DPA Compliance Monitorship
• Public Stations Fight One-Size-Fits-All Definition Of Localism
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Blockbuster Summer: 10 Big Issues Justices Still Must Decide