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Telecommunications - June, 2025

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• Verizon Says Mich. Town Illegally Rejected Cell Tower
• Proton Joins Fight Over Alleged Apple App Store Monopoly
• Supreme Court May Shape Future Of ISP Liability In Cox Case
• DC Circ. Tosses Conn. LPTV Station's Licensing Challenge
• FCC To Screen Regulatory Offenses For Criminal Liability
• FCC Delays Deadlines To Cap Prison Phone Rates
• Meta Gets Court To Pause Its Challenge To FTC Privacy Order
• Trending At The PTAB: Shifts In Parallel Proceedings Strategy
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Rep. To Boutique Firm
• Mich. Justices Won't Revisit Voter Intimidation Robocall Case
• Apple Can't Duck DOJ Monopolization Lawsuit
• FCC Chair Seeks To Deny COVID Waiver In Lifeline Subsidy
• High Court Won't Weigh Class Standard In Junk Fax Row
• High Court Takes Up $1B Copyright Fight Over ISPs' Liability
• DOJ OKs $14B HPE-Juniper Deal With Small-Biz WiFi Unit Sale
• Senate Says AI Is In, Some Spectrum Parts Out Of Budget Bill
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Win For Lyft On Vehicle Monitoring Patents
• Samsung Hit With $12.5M Verdict In Mobile Patent Trial
• Telecom Co. Says Justices' Opinion Blocks India Argument
• Wireless Co. Says Feds Breached 'Rip And Replace' Promise
• 2025's First Half Brings Regulatory Detours For Fintechs
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Justices Salvage FCC Subsidy Fees, Reversing 5th Circ.
• Trump DOJ Eyes Algorithmic Collusion, Welcomes 'Little Tech'
• Stewart Clarifies Settled Expectations In Denying Intel IPRs
• SEC Won't Modify More Biden-Era Off-Channel Settlements
• Cable Biz Wants Notice Before FCC Waives Top-4 Rule
• Judge 'Cannot Justify' Ga.'s Social Media Age Limit Law
• FCC Votes To Slash Rules At June Meeting
• Pa. Judge Tosses Wiretapping Claims In Rivers Casino Suits
• Wireless Cos. Ask FCC To Overturn Subsidy Rulings
• Senate's 41% Litigation Finance Tax Would Hurt Legal System
• New FCC Republican Names Key Legal Staff
• Maine To Hike Sales Tax On Cannabis, Add Streaming To Base
• Fed. Circ. Pushed To Rethink Part Of Samsung Win In IP Row
• Lime Revs Up IPO, Crypto's Prospects Rise, And More Rumors
• Performing As A Clown Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• TCPA Litigants Brace For 'Seismic Shift' After Deference Blow
• Senate Panel Again OKs Bill To Boost Teens' Online Privacy
• Fed. Circ. Keeps Qualcomm, Apple IP Suit In Texas
• Security Co. Claims Ex-Exec's Side Biz Stole Guyana Deals
• Microsoft Wants Out Of Calif. Residents' Privacy Class Action
• Globalstar Concerned By Potential 'Big LEO' Band Changes
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Inventor's Patent Suit Against Google
• Ark., Idaho Push For Jury Trial In Google Ad Tech Case
• Team Telecom Gives Its OK To $4.4B T-Mobile, UScellular Deal
• Alaska Doesn't Need 5G In Most Remote Reaches, FCC Told
• Ad Co. Says Rumble's Boycott Suit Belongs In NY, Not Texas
• House Approps Bill Keeps Public Broadcast Warning System
• Feds Remark On Injunction Bid In IP Suit Against Samsung
• FCC To Consult Tribes On Wireless Cos.' NEPA Petition
• FCC Democrat Takes Civil Rights, Speech Issues To Rural Ky.
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Rejecting Biz Dev Myths
• AST Seeks FCC OK For Big Expansion Of Satellite Fleet
• Submarine Cable Cos. Seek Cautious FCC Reg Approach
• Key House Republican Calls For Telecom Law Reforms
• Sirius XM Fee Suit Undermined By Site Changes, Judge Hints
• Another Musk Case, Another Judge Recusal
• Apple Assails 'Fundamentally Unfair' App Order At 9th Circ.
• Cable Cos. Push For Faster 'Self-Help' To Upgrade Poles
• Mich. Panel Grants New Murder Trial Over Phone Data Use
• CMA Outlines Potential Fixes For Google Search In UK
• Move Beyond Surface-Level Edits To Master Legal Writing
• Gov't Must Report To-Be-Deleted Signal Chats, Judge Says
• NC Restarts $1.5B Broadband Program After Fed Revamp
• Feds OK License Transfers To Navigation Co. Subsidiary
• FTC Tells Court Not To Pause Meta's Privacy Order Challenge
• Permit Delays Out Of Hand, Telecom Biz Tells Interior Dept.
• Google Foes Try To Hold Co. To DOJ's Ad Tech Win
• High Court's Ruling Against Texas Could Tank FCC Wi-Fi Case
• Amazon Sanctioned For Hidden Discovery
• Senate Adviser Clears Way For AI Moratorium In Budget Bill
• FTC Puts Viewpoint Commitments In Ad Agency Mega-Deal
• Texas Law Cutting Municipal Fees Not Gift, Comcast Says
• Fubo Streamers Demand Own Attys In Disney Suit Settlement
• Ohio Debt Collector Calls Robocall Claims Too Thin To Pursue
• Ligado's AST Satellite Deal With $550M For Inmarsat Gets OK
• States Back PBS, NPR In Fight Against Trump Broadcast Cuts
• 9th Circ. Has Muddied Waters Of Article III Pleading Standard
• Science Research Funding Cuts Blocked By Mass. Judge
• AT&T Customers' $177M Data Breach Deal Wins Initial OK
• Texas Jury To Decide Google Ad Tech Liability, Not Damages
• Invest In More Broadband Use, Not Overbuilds, Report Says
• FCC Revisits National Cap On TV Ownership Again
• New Trial Ordered Over $25M Fee Split In Verizon Injury Case
• DOJ Sues NJ Telecom For $2.2M In Unpaid FCC Fees
• Competing In Modern Pentathlon Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• High Court Says FCC Orders Not Above District Court Review
• Sens., AGs Unite To Raise Alarm On State AI Moratorium
• Mississippi Social Media Law Blocked Again By Federal Judge
• Space And Satellite Partner Jodi Goldberg Joins Pillsbury In DC
• India Says Justices' Ruling Doesn't Change Its $156M Appeal
• Seychelles Co. Brings $22M Guinea Award To DC Circ.
• FCC Approves Windstream-Uniti Tie-Up
• Bills On Both Sides Of Capitol Hill Seek Tech Deployment Help
• Judge Warns Overeager Samsung, ZTE Attys Not To Bug Staff
• FTC, Amazon Trade Blows Over Attempts To End Prime Case
• Trump Set To Delay TikTok Sale-Or-Ban Deadline For 3rd Time
• DOJ Defends Using Written Depos In HPE-Juniper Merger Trial
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Teaching Yourself Legal Tech
• Senate Adds Full 5-Year Term For New FCC Commissioner
• Altice France Files Ch. 15 In New York With $22B In Debt
• Chinese Co. Draws Fla. AG Probe Over Health Device Security
• Ex-Low Power TV Owner Hit With $188K In Fines
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Ax Of Roku Patent Claims
• FCC Says Tribe's New Radio Station Reach Can Fall Short
• Org. Urges 9th Circ. To OK NFL Sunday Ticket Verdict Dismissal
• SoundExchange Targets Sonos, Napster In $3M Royalties Suit
• Senate Confirms Trump's FCC Nominee, Giving GOP Majority
• AT&T Beats Investor Suit Over Lead-Lined Cables, For Now
• How AI May Reshape The Future Of Adjudication
• Google Opposes Advertisers' Ad Tech Class Cert Bid
• Meta Can't Nix FTC's Lead Econ Expert From Antitrust Trial
• When Legal Advocacy Crosses The Line Into Incivility
• Paddle.com To Pay FTC $5M Over Tech Support Scam Claims
• Telecoms Shareholder Gets Sanctions Lifted In Control Fight
• FCC Defends Prison Phone Rate Caps At 1st Circ.
• VPN Co. Charges Monthly Fee Without Consent, Suit Says
• VoIP Providers Want FCC To Preempt Calif. 'Overreach'
• Apple Can't Duck Renewed ICloud Monopoly Suit
• Faulty Gilstrap Instructions Sink $300M Apple Patent Verdict
• China Mobile Won't Give Up Info In Federal Probe, FCC Says
• Rural Broadband Cos. Say Scalability, Cost Key To Buildout
• Commerce Official Turned US Rep. Slams 'Absurd' AI Proposal
• Real Estate Co. Hit With Unwanted-Text Class Action In Ga.
• Network Co. Sues Feds For $274M In 'Rip and Replace' Costs
• Despite Rule Delay, FTC Scrutiny Looms For Subscriptions
• 5th Circ. Won't Keep Dish Bias Case Out Of Arbitration
• High Court Skips NexStep's Patent Fight With Comcast
• McDonald's Inks Confidential Deal In $10B Race Bias Suit
• DOJ Says Google Still Won't Turn Over Ad Tech Breakup Docs
• Liberty Latin America Pays $24K To End Ownership Probe
• Electronic Tablets Allow Inmates To Connect — With A Cost
• Ex-Ill. Speaker Madigan Gets 7½ Years For Bribery
• Hopes Run High For Senate's Focus On Universal Service
• Trump Org. Seeks 'T1' Trademark For Phones, Telecom Services
• Va.'s Altered Surcharge Law Poses Constitutional Questions
• FCC Urged To Clarify 'Quiet Hours' Call Restrictions
• Robocall Blocker Hits Synchrony Financial With TCPA Suit
• Volunteering At Schools Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Google Again Asks To Trim Yelp's Antitrust Suit
• Neb. Accuses Temu Of 'Siphoning' User Data, Fueling IP Theft
• Senate Dem Worries 'Salt Typhoon' Still Wreaks Havoc
• Protect Public Broadcast Channels, Nonprofit Tells FCC
• Senate GOP Moves To Confirm Trump's FCC Nominee
• Cannabis Co. TerrAscend Accused Of Spam Texts
• Attacks On Judicial Independence Tend To Manifest In 3 Ways
• Schumer Slams Delay In BEAD Funding As 'Shameful'
• Google Fights MDL Plaintiffs' Sanctions Bid Over Lost Chats
• States Tackle Data Privacy, Kids' Safety As Sessions Wrap Up
• Verizon-Frontier Merger Gets Conn. Regulator's OK
• FCC Dem's Job Safe For Now As Agency Ranks Shrink
• Phone Search During Traffic Stop Aboveboard, 8th Circ. Says
• Senate Commerce Dems Demand Review Of Cruz Budget Bill
• HPE Says DOJ Wants 'Unfair' Juniper Merger Trial Advantage
• Debt Collectors Push FCC To Shed Consumer Contact Rules
• NFL Tells 9th Circ. $4.7B Sunday Ticket Verdict Rightly Nixed
• 2nd Circ. Rules Girlfriend's Phone Search Didn't Violate Rights
• Sony Fights Feds' 'Bewildering' Support Of Cox's High Court Bid
• Attys For Disney Streaming Customers Vie To Lead Settlement
• Remediation Still Reigns Despite DOJ's White Collar Shake-Up
• Vedder Price Boosts IP, Exec Compensation Teams In NY
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Appreciating Civil Procedure
• Relax Power Limits, But Don't Move CBRS Users, FCC Told
• EU Says OK To $3.1B Intelsat-SES Merger
• FCC Temporarily Blocks Co.'s Equipment Authorization
• T-Mobile Worker Can't Upend Arbitration Order In OT Suit
• Thune Touts GOP's Spectrum Plan On Senate Floor
• Calif. Bar Exam Fiasco Shows Why Attys Must Disclose AI Use
• Trump Executive Order Revamps US Cybersecurity Policy
• Disney Will Pay An Added $438.7M For NBC's Hulu Stake
• CFPB Will Move Ahead With Rest Of Calif. Debt Relief Suit
• Nev. Dem Threatens To Block Commerce Picks Over BEAD
• EchoStar Questions FCC Process In SpaceX, VTel Fight
• Patent Suit Against Sirius XM Gets 2nd Fed. Circ. Reprieve
• Ex-Exec Stole Data And Solicited Clients For Rival, Suit Says
• FCC Says Power Cos. Can Call Customers About Usage
• FCC Affirms $2.4M Fine For Miami DJ's 'Pirate Radio'
• Madigan Denied Acquittal, New Trial Ahead Of Sentencing
• Disney Settles Antitrust Suit Over ESPN Streaming Fees
• Budget Bill Needs To Fund Next-Gen 911, Senators Told
• In 2nd Place, Va. 'Rocket Docket' Remains Old Reliable
• Iowa Expands Property, Sales Tax Breaks For Data Centers
• FTC Scoffs At Meta's Accusation Of 'Biased' Econ Expert
• Trump Champions Radio Spectrum Deal In Budget Bill
• 'Low-Hanging Fruit' In Devas Resolved, But Questions Remain
• OpenAI, Microsoft Say Musk Hasn't Fixed RICO Claims
• Commerce Dept. Creates Tech-Neutral Plan For BEAD Funding
• Judge Denies Class Cert. In Suit Over Unsolicited Faxes
• Ga. Judge Signals '2,000 Mules' Slander Suit May Go On
• LA Complex Civil Litigation Judge Joins JAMS As Mediator
• Auto Industry Questions Update To FCC Connected-Tech Ban
• FCC Says Texas Telecom Must Pay Back $5M In Federal Support
• How Attorneys Can Become Change Agents For Racial Equity
• 5 Takeaways From DOJ's Media Compulsory Process Rules
• Honeywell Says 'Patent Troll' Trying To Extort Settlement
• Mayer Brown Adds Partner To NY Corporate, Securities Team
• DC Circ. Won't Make FCC Reconsider LTD Broadband Funds
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Orgs. Clash At DC Circ. Over FCC's Spectrum Revamp
• Boeing Says Ligado Must Decide On Satellite Deal In Ch. 11
• Digital Equity Act Grant Terminations Raise Key Legal Issues
• Running Marathons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Justices Revive Bid To Enforce $1.3B Indian Satellite Award
• Apple Loses Bid To Pause App Store Order Amid Appeal
• Dems Say Robocalls Can't Be Stopped With Less Money, Staff
• Wells Fargo And Others Get Final OK For $19.5M Privacy Deal
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: TikTok Tussle And Merger Melee
• Dish Wants Court To Act On T-Mobile Case Discovery Dispute
• FCC Says C-Band Payment Clearinghouse Can Wind Down
• Albright Ends Traxcell's Patent Cases Targeting Grubhub, Lyft
• Calif. Assembly Passes Internet Price Cap, Moving To Senate
• FTC Can't Exclude TikTok Blackout From Meta Case
• FCC Hopes To Junk 'Dead Wood' In Cable Regs, Chair Says
• Aerospace Coms Group Asks FCC To Redo Launch Changes
• Apple Can Shield Info In NJ TikTok Addiction Suit
• Judge Won't Block Amazon From Talking To Depo Witnesses
• DraftKings Can't Escape Automated Text Message Class Suit
• FCC Republican Says He's Leaving Agency This Week
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Supporting A Trial Team
• Fla. Taking Halt Of Teen Social Media Law To 11th Circ.
• Orgs. Urge Congress To Tackle Music Royalties On Radio
• Foes Urge Court To Assume Google Hid Evidence
• Consumers Defend Amending Apple, Amazon Antitrust Case
• Ga. Seeks Chance To Defend New Social Media Age Limit Law
• T-Mobile Wants To Duck Counterclaims In Spectrum Fight
• Big 3 Wireless Companies Divvying Up UScellular, FCC Told
• FCC Delays Cutoff For 4.9 GHz User Data As It Mulls 5G Intro
• Tenn. IT Biz Lands $4B Contract For Space Force Work
• FCC Urged To Move Faster In Opening Upper C-Band
• Recent Complex Global Deals Reveal Regulatory Trends
• Address Nationwide Injunction Issues With Random Venues
• CFPB Industry Impact Uncertain Amid Priority Shift, Staff Cuts
• Apple Challenging EU's Interoperability Requirements
• T-Mobile Can't Shut Down Ex-Employee's Race Bias Case
• Akoustis' Appeal Of $39M IP Verdict Dropped After Bankruptcy
• The Law360 400: A Look At The Top 100 Firms
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Attorney To BigLaw
• DOJ Urged To Sue States Over Broadband Rate Caps
• Amazon Gets A Look At Some Of FTC's Antitrust Suit Theory
• Nike Floods Inboxes With Misleading Sales Promos, Suit Says
• Tech Giants Want 6 GHz Shielded From Spectrum Auctions
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• DOJ Deal OKs $1.5B Keysight-Spirent Network Testing Merger
• Dominion Opposes Cable Plan To Ease Utility Pole Fixes
• Verizon Voice BIPA Claims Should Be Arbitrated, Judge Says
• Feds Want 12½ Years For Ex-Ill. Speaker Convicted Of Bribery
• The Ins And Outs Of Consensual Judicial References