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Telecommunications - July, 2024

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• AT&T Faces New Data Breach Class Action By Non-Customers
• Bill To Revive FCC's Broadband Subsidy Clears Senate Panel
• NFL Finds Judge Open To Tossing $4.7B Sunday Ticket Award
• GoDaddy Asks To Have Tech Co.'s Antitrust Suit Culled
• Trade Secrets Cases To Watch In 2024: A Midyear Report
• GAO Says Navy Tactical Radio Contract Protest Is Untimely
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Launches And Submarines
• Include Satellites In Broadband Updates, SpaceX Tells FCC
• Telecom Trespassing On Reservation Land, Oregon Tribes Say
• GOP Senate Bill To Bar FCC's AI Disclosure Rule Blocked
• How To Grow Marketing, Biz Dev Teams In A Tight Market
• Considerations For Federal Right Of Publicity As AI Advances
• What Patent Litigators Should Know About CHIPS Act Grants
• 11th Circ. Upholds Geofence Warrant In Carjacking Case
• Pa. House Majority Leader Fights Robocall Suit At 3rd Circ.
• Judge Asks Dish If Circuits Truly Split On Data Breach Claims
• SEC Ruling Calls For FCC Revamp, Ex-Agency Lawyer Says
• Prosecutors Say Bribery Ruling Won't Disrupt Madigan Trial
• Sens. Look To Break Down Federal Barriers To Broadband
• Senate Sends Kids' Online Safety, Privacy Bills To House
• Low-Power TV Stations Seek More Latitude From FCC
• Hytera Radio Redesign 'Infected' With Stolen IP, Motorola Says
• PTAB Scraps 4 Patents At Heart Of $12M Google Trial Loss
• Justices Urged To Certify Class Over Firm's Illegal Faxes
• Data Breach Reporting Requirements Must Change In AI Age
• Rock Climbing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 8th Circ. Tosses 'Windfall' $79M Legal Fee In T-Mobile Suit
• Comcast Reaches Deal To Bring Bally Sports Back To Xfinity
• NIST Lays Out 200+ Ways To Tackle Generative AI Risks
• Making Broadcasters File Disaster Reports Not Wise, FCC Told
• Albright Grants Verizon, T-Mobile Wins Over VoIP-Pal
• Pole Owners Must Pay Half Of Upgrades, Advocacy Org. Says
• Charter Pays $15M To End FCC's Network Outage Probe
• DirecTV Calls Bundled Service Exemption For Fee Regs Unfair
• Tenn. Republican Seeks To Block Net Neutrality In Senate
• Senate To Vote On Bills To Protect Kids Online
• Ga. Auto Salvage Chain Hit With Suit Over Harassing Texts
• Think Like A Lawyer: Dance The Legal Standard Two-Step
• Recent Settlement Shows 'China Initiative' Has Life After Death
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 5th Circ. Takedown Prompts Call To Reform Universal Service
• DOJ Whistleblower Pilot On Deck As Cos. Boost Compliance
• Off The Bench: NBA Signs Mega Deals, Jerry Jones Settles
• ESPN, Fox, Hulu Oppose Bid To Block Sports Streaming JV
• More Airwaves Needed To Support Drones, FCC Told
• Fed. Circ. Upholds PTAB Estoppel Rule, But Limits Its Reach
• Calif. Community Org Opposes FCC Bulk Billing Clampdown
• FCC Kicks Off Rapid Response Team To Zap Pole Disputes
• 'Worthless' Insurance Scam Gets Telemarketing CEO 25 Years
• Data Co. Told To Turn Over Contracts In Kochava Case
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Polsinelli, Kirkland
• How Calif. Ruling Alters Worker Arb. Agreement Enforcement
• HP Calls Dolby, Philips, Mitsubishi Patent Fees A 'Money Grab'
• Telecom Worker Data Breach Deal Gets Final Approval
• Illinois Cases To Watch In 2024: Midyear Report
• Meta, Snap Can't Ignore Murder Case Subpoenas, Court Says
• Google Wants To Keep 'Monopolistic Status Quo,' Epic Says
• Feds Unseal Indictment Against Fla. IT Worker in Spying Case
• FCC Keeps Chin Up, But Chevron Woes Won't Soon Fade
• Cable Group Says Funds May Cover Less Under BEAD Rules
• Advocacy Group Pushes FCC For Hearing On Fox TV License
• ​​​​​​​Justices Urged To Revisit FCC Fund After 5th Circ. Ruling
• Samsung Might Not Control Face App Data, Ill. Judge Rules
• Divided FCC Floats AI Disclosure Rule For Political Ads
• Ex-Pharma Exec's Counsel Accused Of Reading Stolen Emails
• Questions Linger About DTSA's Scope After Motorola Ruling
• 11th Circ. Says Nokia Unit Immune From Worker's Negligence Suit
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Challenges To PTAB's Network IP Decisions
• DOJ Says NY Judge Muffed Standing In DirecTV Price-Fix Case
• Intelsat Insider Trading Claims Don't Connect, 9th Circ. Rules
• IPhone Users Push For Apple Docs On Korea, EU App Stores
• Senate Dems Demand Scrutiny Of T-Mobile, UScellular Deal
• Ex-AT&T Exec Wants Madigan Bribery Charges Dropped
• 5th Circ. Strikes Down FCC's Universal Service Fund
• Being A Luthier Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• T-Mobile Plugs $4.9B Into JV With KKR To Buy Metronet
• Knives Out For Another Pro-Agency Landmark After Chevron
• ​​​​​​​Nigeria Fines Meta $220M Over WhatsApp Privacy Policy
• Microsoft Calls FTC Price Hike Claims 'Misleading' At 9th Circ
• US, UK, EU Antitrust Enforcers Outline AI Principles
• FTC Attys On Kroger Case Get Extensions After IT Outage
• Judge Doubts CenturyLink Can Block Borrowed Allegations
• Biz Groups Form Lobby Effort To Fight FCC Bulk Billing Rules
• Tech Firm Mobileum Enters Ch. 11 To Trim Over $500M Debt
• Lead Like 'Ted Lasso' By Embracing Cognitive Diversity
• Senate Dems Roll Out Bill To Codify Chevron Deference
• FCC Urged To Protect Public Safety In 5.9 GHz Band
• Nat'l Security Considerations For Telecom Products Counsel
• Chase, McKinsey Get FTC Inquiry Over 'Surveillance Pricing'
• Verizon's TracFone Hit With $16M FCC Data Breach Penalty
• FCC, Industry Debate If Brand X Case Set Broadband In Stone
• FCC Blames AT&T Network Change For 'Sunny Day' Outage
• Rail Biz Asks 4th Circ. To Revive Va. Broadband Law Fight
• IDT, Founder Say Straight Path Suit Fizzle Warrants No Fee
• Native Villages Push For Injunction In Fed Broadband Row
• FCC Waives 5.9 GHz Rules To Allow For Smart Car Tech
• Platform Sciences Hit With $19M Omnitracs Patent Verdict
• 9th Circ. Judge Open To Reversing Google's Privacy Win
• House Republican Rips FCC's School Wi-Fi Subsidy
• More Airwaves Needed For Power Grid Upgrades, FCC Told
• San Francisco Lawmaker Floats Rent Algorithm Software Ban
• FTC Says Microsoft Price Hike Shows Activision Deal Harm
• Taxation With Representation: A&O Shearman, Gibson Dunn
• FCC Looking Into 911 Disruptions From Global IT Outage
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Epic Says Apple's 'Strategic Delay' Tactics Still Ongoing
• NTIA Gives FCC Routing Security Plan The Thumbs Up
• Comcast Gets PTAB To Eye Patent Despite EDTX Trial
• State PUCs Urged To Keep Eye On Broadband Projects
• FCC Votes On Party Lines To Subsidize Wi-Fi For Students
• CEO Firing Case Tied To Mogul Going To Mediation
• Urban Outfitters Freed From Class Claims Over 'Spy Pixels'
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: July Lessons
• Invalid Patents Sink Tech Co.'s Claims Against Lenovo
• Del. Judge Overrules ViaTech's $34M Jury Win Against Adobe
• FCC Caps Prison Phone Rates To Be 'Just And Reasonable'
• Tech Giants Can't Sink Slide-To-Unlock Patent At Fed. Circ.
• Meta And FTC Want DC Circ. Privacy Fight Kept Paused
• 7th Circ. Motorola Ruling Raises Stakes Of DTSA Litigation
• Amphenol Corp. Paying $2.1B For CommScope Mobile Units
• T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon Accused Of Using Negotiating Cartel
• Zoho Gets PTAB To Cut Bulk Of Conference Call Patent Claims
• Off-Channel Comms Top Concern For Compliance Pros
• AT&T Sued Over Breach Of 'Nearly All' Cell Users' Records
• FCC To Vote On Smart Car Technology's Use Of 5.9 GHz
• Teladoc Hit With Another Investor Suit Over BetterHelp Woes
• Gallagher & Kennedy Welcomes CRE, Telecom Expert
• Telecom Co. Stockholder Seeks Fees For Beefing Up Proxy
• Feds Uphold Tech Co.'s Fine For Auction Talks With AT&T
• Challenging Prosecutors' Use Of Defendants' Jail Phone Calls
• FCC To Vote On New Emergency Code For Missing Persons
• Now More Than Ever, Lawyers Must Exhibit Professionalism
• Apple's Slowed IPhone Derivative Deal OK'd After Tweaks
• SpaceX Loses Bid To Block Rival's Earth Station Renewals
• 6th Circ. Says Credit Union Can't Sue T-Mobile Over Cell Scam
• FCC's Media Ownership Rules Are 'Relics,' 8th Circ. Told
• FCC Dings América Móvil For Lack Of Notice On Stock Reorg
• SiriusXM Must Face Suit Over $150M In Unpaid Royalties In NY
• A Refresher On Calculating Political Advertising Costs
• Google Maps Antitrust Suit Deleted For Good
• FCC Plans Vote To Expand AI Robocall Regulations
• FCC Says Call Routing Protocols Need Better Security
• Starboard Demands Change At Tinder Owner Match
• The 2024 Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Serving In The National Guard Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Big Business May Come To Rue The Post-Administrative State
• T-Mobile Broke Price-Lock Promise After Merger, Suit Says
• Netgear Defends RICO, Antitrust Case Against Huawei
• BEAD Should Not 'Impede' Rural 5G Fund, FCC Says
• Record Labels Sue Verizon Over Internet Users' File Sharing
• Calif. Justices Nix 3 Charter Arb. Terms, Remand Severability
• Bulk Billing Regs Could Hurt Lower-Income Tenants, FCC Told
• Feds Outline Eligibility Criteria For Foreign Entrepreneur Rule
• LendingTree Urges FCC To Narrow Lead Consent Rule
• A Midyear Forecast: Tailwinds Expected For Atty Hourly Rates
• Law360 Names 2024's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Loper Bright Is Shaking Up Dozens Of Regulatory Fights
• GoDaddy Accused Of Kicking Tech Co. Off Platform
• FCC Says Rural Areas Get New Funds After Charter Defaults
• DC Circ. Upholds FCC Approval Of SpaceX Satellite Plan
• Valve Says Too Much Game Publisher Variety For Class Cert.
• FCC Warns NY Landowners To Shut Down Pirate Radio
• Republican Presses Tai For Info On E-Commerce Shift
• 6th Circ. Delays FCC's Net Neutrality Effective Date
• Cell Tech Patent Holdup Is Stalling Automaker Innovation
• T-Mobile Wins Time To Defend Arb. Award In 'SIM Swap' Suit
• Mitigating Risks Amid 10-Year Sanctions Enforcement Window
• Pennsylvania Telecom Co. Will Pay $6.5M To Settle FCA Case
• Altice Says Conn. AG's 'Enhancement Fee' Suit Needs Details
• AT&T Reveals Breach Of 'Nearly All' Users' Wireless Records
• Taxation With Representation: Ropes & Gray, Cravath, Latham
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Sens. Say AI Fuels Need For Data Privacy Law But Fail To Act
• Apple Ducks iPhone Web App Antitrust Suit, For Now
• Feds Seek Input On 37 GHz Sharing Plans
• ISP Group Says FCC Remote Learning Plan On Shaky Ground
• Media Matters Fights Texas AG's Bid To Revive X Probe
• States Should Loosen Law Firm Ownership Restrictions
• Bally Sports Parent Axes TV Deal With NHL's Dallas Stars
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Aramco, Paramount Global, Carlyle
• Communications Co. Says Death Suit Skirted Probate Court
• FCC Says Nearly Half 'Rip And Replace' Providers Can't Finish
• Major Cable Group Opposes FirstNet Bid For 4.9 GHz Manager
• ​GOP Bombards Agencies With Demands After Chevron's End
• FCC To Fine Telecom Involved In Universal Service Challenge
• NFL Asks Court Not To Act On Sunday Ticket Judgment
• House GOP Demands Info On BEAD 'Rate Regulation'
• Ex-CEO Of Mogul-Tied Co. Fired For Failures, Fraud Suit Says
• Utility Locating Co.'s Ex-CEO Sues For Severance After Firing
• FIFA Strikes Back In Puerto Rico Media Access Fight
• 9th Circ. Says Nev. Call Center Agents' Bootup Warrants Trial
• Rural Broadband Org. Calls For Speedier Permitting Process
• Solving Puzzles Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• FTC Deal Bars Messaging App From Allowing Users Under 18
• Industry, FCC Argue Net Neutrality's Fate After Chevron's Fall
• FCC Settles Call Caption Privacy Probe For $34.6M
• FTC Is Denied Amazon's Instructions On Signal Use, For Now
• Google Says Social Media Ruling Hurts Common Carrier Case
• FCC Majority Takes Heat From House GOP Over New Regs
• 1st Circ. Revives Debt Harass Claims Against National Grid
• After Chevron: FCC And Industry Must Prepare For Change
• Texas Ethics Opinion Flags Hazards Of Unauthorized Practice
• Veriwave Telco Faces FCC Action Over 'Tax Relief' Robocalls
• Why High Court Social Media Ruling Will Be Hotly Debated
• 'ComEd Four' To Renew Acquittal Bid After Bribery Ruling
• Fed. Circ. Won't Let Charter Shake Off Texas Patent Suit
• Orgs Worry FCC Could Overreach On Network Security
• Netherlands-Based NXP Cos. Want Out Of Texas IP Suit
• ITC Hands Innoscience Partial Loss In Semiconductor IP Row
• Tribe Says NY Counties Want It To Pay For 911 Access
• Patent Holder Drops VoIP Suits Against Capital One, Fidelity
• In Memoriam: The Modern Administrative State
• After Chevron: Expect Limited Changes In USPTO Rulemaking
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 5 Firms Shape Paramount Global, Skydance Media Merger
• NFL Moves To Undo 'Runaway' $4.7B Sunday Ticket Verdict
• How Reshaped Circuit Courts Are Faring At The High Court
• Feds Say Alaska Tribes Can't Prevail In Broadband Row
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• High Court Flexes Muscle To Limit Administrative State
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• 5 Moments That Shaped The Supreme Court's Jan. 6 Decision
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• $125M Deal To End Discovery-AT&T Merger Suit In Chancery
• DQ'd Atty Denied Bid To Have Netflix Atty Held In Contempt
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Signature Litigation Partner Elected To ICC
• How High Court Approached Time Limit On Reg Challenges
• Top Federal Tax Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2024
• How To Clean Up Your Generative AI-Produced Legal Drafts
• 7th Circ. Backs Bulk Of Motorola's $540M Award In IP Fight
• Rochester Says Chevron Ruling May Impact Telecom Fee Deal
• FCC Says No To Rethink Of $25M Aid Denial For Cell Towers
• 5 Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch For In July
• One Judge Not Enough For TCPA Deal's Toss, 11th Circ. Told
• FCC Denies 'Blanket Amnesty' If Cos. Drop Network Projects
• FCC Says Assurance Failed Blind Customer On Accessibility
• Holland & Hart Adds 2 Litigators From Sherman & Howard
• FCC Relying On Iffy Broadband Marketing Data, Co-Ops Say
• After Chevron Deference: What Lawyers Need To Know
• Boxing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Data Breach Suits Drive Consumer Protection Docket Growth
• YouTube Beats Kids Privacy Suit, But Plaintiffs Get 7th Shot
• Apple Says It's Too Early For Discovery In DOJ Antitrust Case
• Amazon Must Face Wiretapping Class Suit, Wash. Judge Says
• Charter Justified Firing Of Lactating Worker, 10th Circ. Says
• Samsung Accuses Broadcom of Illegal Tying In Antitrust Suit
• 4th Circ. Won't Rethink Google Ad Subpoena Decision
• Ga. City Comes Out On Top In T-Mobile Cell Tower Suit
• Captioning Providers Worried About FCC Rate Cuts
• ​​​​​​​Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Samsung Doesn't Owe $4M In Arbitration Fees, 7th Circ. Says
• Hytera Hit With Discovery Sanctions In Motorola Radio IP Suit
• Industry Self-Regulation Will Shine Post-Chevron
• Congress Urges DOJ To Probe TikTok Kids' Privacy Concerns
• 3 Ways Agencies Will Keep Making Law After Chevron
• After Chevron
• High Court's 1-2 Punch Sets Up Long-Standing Regs For KO
• What To Know: The High Court's Ruling On Social Media Regs
• Crumbl Aims To Burn Privacy Suit Over Info-Tracking Cookies
• TCPA Needs Update To Fight Scam Texts, FCC Chair Says
• FCC Urged To Delay Broadcast Reporting Rule During Lawsuit
• Dish Faces Appeal After Beating Jury's $469M Verdict
• Enforcers Push Antitrust Agenda, Brace For Google Ruling
• FCC Chief Floats Rules To Secure Emergency Alerts
• FCC Chief Says Time Right To Reexamine Bulk Billing In Apts.
• After Chevron: Expect Few Changes In ITC Rulemaking
• Xavier Niel's Atlas Follows Through With $4.1B Millicom Bid
• Fla. Telecom To Pay $1M Fine For FCC Underpayments
• Lack Of 'Diligence' Dooms Conn. IT Co.'s Contract Suit
• Atty Well-Being Efforts Ignore Root Causes Of The Problem
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Herschel Walker Campaign Sues Media Firm Over Payments
• Social Media Laws Need More Analysis, Justices Say
• Supreme Court Widens Window To Challenge Federal Regs