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Telecommunications - December, 2024

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• Trump Seeks High Court's Pause Of TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Law
• Google Counters DOJ's Proposed Chrome Sale
• Amazon Infringed Nokia's Video Tech IP, ITC Judge Says
• Biden Targets Chinese Chip Industry In Sweeping Trade Probe
• Israel's NSO Liable For Hacking WhatsApp, Judge Finds
• RealPage Can't Transfer Enforcers' Rent-Fix Case Out Of NC
• Cable Org. Warns Members About FCC Robocall Enforcement
• No, Microsoft Isn't Driving DOJ's Google Antitrust Suit: Judge
• The Most Significant Trade Secrets Cases Of 2024
• NC Lawmaker Chosen To Lead House Communications Panel
• The Telecom Developments That Defined 2024
• EU Lays Out Apple's Interoperability Requirements
• Top Privacy & Cybersecurity Developments Of 2024
• NJ Atty Says RICO Case Only Alleges He Acted As Lawyer
• 10 Noteworthy CFPB Developments From 2024
• Chilean Phone Co. WOM Gets OK On $500M Takeover Terms
• Fixing Up Cars Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Watershed NCAA, UFC Settlements Highlight 2024's 2nd Half
• 5th Circ. Finds No 230 Immunity In Salesforce Trafficking Suit
• FCC Told No Way To Network-Level Scan Of Calls For AI
• McKesson Urges Justices To Keep Hobbs Act's 'Exclusivity'
• DOJ Wants Time In Fubo-ESPN Streaming JV Arguments
• Ex-AT&T Exec Gets New Bribery Trial Date After Jury Deadlock
• Ex-Knick Oakley Denies Scrapping Evidence In MSG Feud
• FCC Chief Floats Spectrum Revamp For Space Launches
• The Top Patent Damages Awards Of 2024
• Making The Pitch To Grow Your Company's Legal Team
• 4 Trade Secret Pointers From 2024's Key IP Law Developments
• New Jersey Power Broker Says RICO Case Isn't Fit For Jury
• Data Privacy Landscape After Mass. Justices' Wiretap Ruling
• Ex-US Rep. Urges 2nd Circ. To Nix Insider Trading Conviction
• ITC Judge Hands Win To Ericsson In 5G Patent Fight
• Funding Bill Takes In Broadband, Ticketing, Privacy
• 11th Circ. Doubtful Of FCC's Marketing Consent Clampdown
• FCC Asked To Place Conditions On Skydance-Paramount Deal
• Gov't Scrutiny Of Workplace Chat Apps Set To Keep Growing
• Congress Passes $3B Funding For FCC's 'Rip And Replace'
• High Court To Review TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Law
• TelexFree Victims Seek Class Cert. Over Ponzi Losses
• NTIA Puts $450M More Toward Wireless Supply Chain
• Telecom Seeks Win In DC Schools Network Bidding Challenge
• Google-Apple Collusion Plaintiff Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Suit
• FTC, Meta Fight Over Monopolization Trial Limits
• T-Mobile-UScellular Link Will Help Consumers, Think Tank Says
• Alaskan Native Villages Say BEAD Window Can't Open Yet
• Rival Says In-Flight Internet Provider Gogo Foils Competitors
• When US Privilege Law Applies To Docs Made Outside The US
• Senate Dem's Bill Would Mandate New FCC Outage Reports
• Notable 2024 Trademark Cases And What To Watch In 2025
• TikTok Brings Sale-Or-Ban Fight To High Court
• Ex-Ill. Rep. Says He Got ComEd, AT&T Work With Madigan's Help
• House Clears Bills To Promote Broadband, Wireless
• Right-Wing Pair Can Be Charged For False Election Robocalls
• The Biggest Patent Decisions Of 2024
• What's A Major Question? It's Untested, Telecom Attys Say
• Greenberg Traurig Rehires Digital Infrastructure Atty In DC
• Justices Won't Review NY Cap On Broadband Rates
• Justices Pass On TCPA Case Over Fax Promoting Webinar
• Labaton Keller To Lead ZoomInfo Investor Class Action
• IoT Trade Group Opposes Geolocation Plan At FCC
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• DC Circ. Declines To Disturb Law That Could Ban TikTok
• Judge Finds Wireless Patent Claim Indefinite In Samsung Feud
• FCC Says It Won't Look At Telecom's SIM Card Beef Again
• Devas Gets Help As it Looks To Revive $1.3B Award Fight
• ByteDance Ex-Coder Perjured Himself In Suit, Judge Finds
• US Trustee Wants Spirit To Explain Counsel Bid For Ch. 11
• Ex-Weil Restructuring Atty Returns As Co-Chair
• Lawmakers Press Tech Giants As TikTok D-Day Looms
• What 2024 Trends In Marketing, Comms Hiring Mean For 2025
• Kirkland, Wachtell Guiding Warner Bros.' Strategic Split
• Sens. Say Bipartisan Efforts Possible For Telecom In 2025
• T-Mobile Says Split On TM Use Must Be Resolved By Justices
• Electric Co-Ops Oppose Proposed FCC Customer Service Regs
• Colombia Looks To Nix $380M Telefónica Award
• AT&T Exec Can't Get Bribery Acquittal After Jury Deadlocks
• 6th Circ. Appears Divided On Telecom Breach Reporting Rule
• Insurer Seeks Exit From $1.35M Wire Loss Dispute
• How Trump's Tariff Promises May Play Out In 2nd Term
• Mobile Trade Group's CEO To Leave Organization Next Year
• NTIA's Davidson Stepping Down Jan. 20
• Group Running Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Feds Fire Back At TikTok's Bid To Halt Sale-Or-Ban Law
• Ex-Telecom CEO Charged With Insider Trading On His Own Firing
• Dems, GOP Agree That China Cyberspying Is A Problem
• SEC Sues Disbarred Calif. Atty And Son For Securities Fraud
• Justices Asked To Reject Roku Petition Challenging ITC
• FCC Eases Some Credit Rules For Rural Broadband Funds
• 4th Circ. Seems Wary Of Reviving Post-Pregnancy Firing Suit
• White House Wants US Chips In Gov't Supply Chain
• FCC Allows Full 6 GHz Band For Unlicensed Wireless Devices
• 7th Circ. Ruling Muddies Split On Trade Secret Damages
• 6 Changes I Would Make If I Ran A Law School
• Chancery Awards Ajamie $13M In Cell Partnership Fight
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Ruling That Wireless Tech IP Is Invalid
• FCC Gives Church, Not University, Ill. Low Power FM Station
• Google Takes Aim At Ad Tech Antitrust Claims In States' Suit
• FCC Cracks Down Again On Failures To Block Robocalls
• AGs Urge FCC To Remove 'Pain' From Customer Service Calls
• Warner Bros., Comcast Settle 'Harry Potter' TV Show Fight
• How CFPB Rule Would Affect Data Brokers And Beyond
• Ky. Rep. Guthrie To Chair House Energy And Commerce Panel
• Firms Still Have The Edge In Lateral Hiring, But Buyer Beware
• Reviewing 2024's State Consumer Privacy Law Enforcement
• Vodafone Decision Marks New Era For UK Antitrust Remedies
• Calif. Floats Requiring Social Media Warning Labels
• Apple Faces Another Suit Over Child Porn Detection Failures
• Verizon, Ericsson Agree To Settle Co.'s Wireless IP Row In EDTX
• Preparing For The New Restrictions On Investment Into China
• Judge Eyes Far Less Trial Time In Meta Case Than FTC Wants
• LendingTree Pushes FCC Again To Rework Lead Consent Rule
• Amazon Says FTC Lacks Authority To Bring Antitrust Case
• 2nd Circ. Mulls If DirecTV Has Standing In Retransmission Fight
• Xcel Can't Hide Evidence In Marshall Fire Suit, Attys Say
• Congress Set To Let FCC Borrow $3B For 'Rip And Replace'
• Ill. Congresswoman Denies Undue Influence From Madigan
• TikTok Seeks Halt On Sale-Or-Ban Law For High Court Appeal
• Think Like A Lawyer: 1 Type Of Case Complexity Stands Out
• DC Circ. Ruling Far From Last Word On Looming TikTok Ban
• US Ukrainian Group Wants FCC SpaceX Approvals Halted
• PTAB Axes Patent Claims In Scrapped $583M Verizon Verdict
• ​​​​​​​Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• New EU Antitrust Head Leaves Google Breakup 'On The Table'
• Nat'l Spectrum Strategy Advances With Move On 37 GHZ
• Trump DOJ Antitrust Pick Means 'Google Should Be Nervous'
• Axon Gets FCC Waiver On Contentious Surveillance Devices
• Senate OKs Bill To Ease SEC Reporting Regs On Rural Telcos
• Fed. Circ. Ruling Shows Importance Of Trial Expert Specificity
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• DC Circ. Upholds TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Law
• Think Like A Lawyer: Note 3 Simple Types Of Legal Complexity
• Frontier Pays $3.5M To End Calif. AG's Illegal Dumping Probe
• Netgear Seeks Anti-Suit Injunction Over Huawei's Wi-Fi SEPs
• Apple Beats ICloud Storage Consumer Claims At 9th Circ.
• Vidal Sends Nokia's Patent Challenges Back To PTAB, Again
• Gov't Efficiency Push Is A 'New Day,' House Speaker Says
• Justices Told 9th Circ. Got Test Wrong In $1.3B Award Fight
• Tracking The Uncertainty Of The FTC's Negative Option Rule
• Sens. Urge DOD To Beef Up Telecom Security After Cyberattack
• Charter Settles For $1.1M After FCC Emergency Alert Probe
• Trending At The PTAB: Collateral Estoppel Continues Evolving
• Carriers Must Shield Networks From Attacks, FCC Chair Says
• Gardening Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• UK Clears Vodafone-Three Telecoms Merger With Conditions
• Debt Relief Co. Agrees To Be Banned Under CFPB Settlement
• Frontier To Pay $288K FCC Fine Over Broadband Data
• Outgoing FCC Chief Lacerates With A Grin At 'Telecom Prom'
• FTC Slams IntelliVision's Facial Recognition Bias Claims
• Ex-Poker Pro Pleads Guilty In Sports Betting Scheme
• Litigation Inspiration: Reframing Document Review
• What Fed. Circ. Ruling Means For Patent Case Dismissals
• FTC Secures Location Data Sale Bans In Pair Of New Actions
• Samsung Foe Wants More Money After $192M Patent Win
• Antitrust Judge Rips Apple's 'Meritless' Doc Privilege Claims
• Former Officials Target DOJ, FTC Position In Epic V. Google
• Chamber Backs T-Mobile, Sprint's Challenge To FCC Fine
• Ex-Dish Marketing Leader Says She Suffered In A 'Boys' Club'
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• Microsoft Asks FTC Watchdog To Look Into Leaked Probe
• Google Wants Ad Tech Claims In Texas Heard By Judge, Not Jury
• Gov't Floats Sharing Plan For Lower 37 GHz Airwaves
• Data Caps Harm Consumers, Rural Electric Co-Ops Tell FCC
• No Standing In 'Threadbare' Voice Assistant Suit, Google Says
• The Fed. Circ. In October: Anti-Suit Injunctions And SEPs
• McCarter & English Adds Ex-DOJ Antitrust Atty In DC
• FCC Aims To Protect Weather Sensors With 24 GHz Rules
• CFPB Pitches Plan For Tighter Regulation Of Data Brokers
• Apple Accused Of Gagging Workers, Spying On Their IPhones
• Government Mole Faces Tough Cross From Madigan's Atty
• McDonalds Can't Nix $10B Bias Suit Despite 'Close Call'
• Insurer Says Telecom Co. Can't Ax Marshall Fire Coverage Suit
• ByteDance Says Ex-Worker Can't Avoid Counterclaims
• Gov't Owned Broadband Often Fails, Report Says
• 'Pull The Plug': Broadband Program Wasteful, GOP Sen. Says
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB's Ax Of Telecom Patent Claims
• JPMorgan, Tesla Agree To End $162M Suit Over Musk Tweet
• How Boards And Officers Should Prep For New Trump Admin
• Implementing Human Rights Due Diligence
• FCC Chair Makes Last-Ditch Plea For 'Rip And Replace'
• Shipping Industry Braces For Waves Of New Trump Tariffs