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Telecommunications - September, 2025

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• 4 Federal Circuit Clashes To Watch In October
• State Telecom Roundup: Age Verification Laws
• Jury Says Uber Was Negligent, But Not Liable For Sex Assault
• FCC Pushes Prison Phone Jamming, Despite Dem's Concerns
• Senate Bill Would Allow Claims Against AI Cos.
• FCC Aims To Remove Broadband Deployment Barriers
• FCC Embarks On Four-Year Media Ownership Review
• NPR Fights CPB's $30M Grant Shift In Court
• Junior Attys Must Beware Of 5 Common Legal Brief Mistakes
• Google VP Says Ad Tech Breakup Has Risks For Publishers
• Meta Ducks Antitrust Suit As Economist's Opinions Excluded
• Merit Street Ch. 11 Judge Shares Dismissal Evidence Concern
• White House Eyes More Than 'Zero Sum Game' On Spectrum
• Resort Co. Loses TCPA Suit Targeting Unsolicited Promo Calls
• Insurer Loses Bid To Ax Coverage Of $1.35M Wire Loss Fight
• 6 Copyright, TM Cases On Tap As Justices Begin New Term
• House GOP Lawmakers Back ITC Import Ban Won By Oura
• TikTok Can't Use Section 230 To End NJ AG's Harm Suit
• FTC Tightens Fixes For $13B Omnicom-Interpublic Deal
• Verizon Resolves Wi-Fi Calling Patent Fight
• Ad Tech Judge Told Google Shouldn't Control Auctions
• Drone-Maker DJI Can't Undo DOD's Chinese Military Co. Label
• Google Asks High Court To Pause Epic Play Store Order
• Skechers Emails Are Misleading Spam, Customers Say
• DC Circ. Revives FCA Suit Against US Cellular
• FCC Rejects More Equipment Labs Tied To Adversaries
• Advertisers, Publishers Can Expand Google Ad MDL Markets
• Small Cable Firms Say FCC Alert Changes Could Harm Them
• Power To The Paralegals: How And Why Training Must Evolve
• Trump Blesses Deal To Transfer TikTok To $14B US Co.
• Is Uber Liable For Sex Assault? Bellwether Goes To Calif. Jury
• Google VP Says Ad Tech Breakup Is 'Possible'
• Dr. Phil Defends Worker Layoffs That Came With Ch. 11
• Illinois Court Overturns City's Fiber Optic Permit Fee
• Ex-FTE CEO Gets 12 Years For $13.6M Accounting Fraud
• Disney Shareholders Demand Docs Over Kimmel Suspension
• Playing Softball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Broadcasters Ask FCC To Junk Radio Ownership Caps
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Patent Suit Against Aldi
• Milbank Advises AI Biz Nscale On $1.1B Series B Funding
• Google Ad Tech Judge Ponders If Order Without Sale Is Enough
• Ex-Lyft Lobbyist Testifies For Uber In Sex Assault Trial
• Robocall Recipients Get Class Cert. Against Ill. Bank
• Standard General Founder Taking FCC Bias Suit To DC Circ.
• Comcast Loses Challenge To Labor Dept. ALJs' Authority
• USPTO's Track One A Reliable Patent Pathway Amid Backlog
• Fed. Circ. Vacates $181M Patent Verdict Against AT&T, Nokia
• Keep Rules Against Phone 'Slamming,' NY Agency Says
• Mobile Cos. Claim Chilling Effect From Local Permitting
• Let States Use Leftover BEAD Funds, Sen. Wicker Says
• Woman Must Arbitrate Suit Against Verizon Over Stalker
• ITC's IP Cases Mainly Target Computer And Telecom Products
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Mastering Time Management
• Lender Must Face Class Claims It Ignored 'Do Not Call' Asks
• Uber Asks Judge To Look Into Leak Of Sealed Records To NYT
• Industry Witnesses In Google Ad Tech Case Not 'That Helpful'
• Italy's Telecom Regulator Seeks 'Back Door' Network Fees
• Dr. Phil Says Trinity 'Abandoned' TV Network Before Ch. 11
• DHS Floats H-1B Rule To Prioritize Higher-Paid Workers
• Watchdog Calls For DC, Md. Bar Investigations Into Carr
• Fox Pushes To Move Newsmax Antitrust Case Back To Florida
• Broadband Co. Says $168M Award Appeal Must Move Fast
• Privacy Policy Lessons After Google App Data Verdict
• Minnesota's Deepfake Crackdown Foreshadows Legal Clashes
• How Hyperlinks Are Changing E-Discovery Responsibilities
• Uber Assault Accuser's PTSD Signs Pre-Date Ride, Jury Told
• Oracle To Secure TikTok Users' Data In Deal To Skirt US Ban
• Google Ad Tech Breakup 'Drastic' But Best, DOJ Tells Judge
• VoIP Provider Seeks Faster Switch To Internet-Based Lines
• $100K H-1B Fee Will Likely Hurt Both US And Foreign Workers
• New Framework Needed For Satellite Power Caps, Orgs Say
• T-Mobile, Sprint Push DC Circ. To Revisit $92M FCC Fines
• Intel, Apple Hit With Patent Suit Over Transceiver Tech
• Ligado OK'd For $7.8B Debt-For-Equity Swap Ch. 11 Plan
• Tech Groups Ask To Maintain Block On Fla. Social Media Law
• Mich. Judge Won't Certify Class In Dental Insurer TCPA Suit
• RealPage Settles Nevada's Rent Pricing Software Claims
• Trump Tags H-1B Visa Apps With $100,000 Fee
• Stewart Issues Mixed Bag Of Referrals, Denied Petitions
• Uber Expert Testifies Most Sex-Incident Claims Aren't Assault
• MLB App Breaches Led To Lost, Stolen Tickets, Fan Claims
• Google Search Judge Values Storytelling, Not 'Denigrating'
• Satellite Biz Bristles At Idea Of Tougher FCC Enviro Oversight
• Calif. Official Questions FCC Power To Trim Historic Reviews
• Shareholders Urge Sanctions Over Telecom Tower Seizures
• India Can't Challenge Immunity Ruling In $111M Award Suit
• Maine County Can Use Business Channel For Public Safety
• 'My Life Ended In That Car,' Uber Assault Accuser Says
• Kimmel Controversy Sidetracks Broadband Permitting Hearing
• FCC Should Follow Exec Branch Policy, Commissioner Says
• NPE Asks To Drop Samsung Patent Suit Watched By Gov't
• Gov't Told GPS Signal Jamming Growing Far Worse
• DOJ's Slater Says Google Search Fixes Set AI 'Foundation'
• Assessing Potential Ad Tech Remedies Ahead Of Google Trial
• Writing Musicals Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Sheppard Mullin Lands 21-Atty IP Team From Ropes & Gray
• Uber Stalled On Women-Only Rides, Jury Hears In Assault Trial
• AM Radio Bill Makes It Through House Committee, Again
• Frontier Copyright Row Triggered Duty To Defend, Court Says
• FCC Told To Take Care When Adding AI To Public Alerts
• Don Jr.-Backed Patent Co. Hires Nokia Licensing Exec
• Satellites Belong In FCC's Enviro Reviews, Agency Told
• Charter Can't Dodge Cable Royalties In Texas, 5th Circ. Rules
• Noteholders Say $219M Mexico Claim Can Proceed
• DOJ & Google Going To Trial, Again, On Ad Tech Remedies
• 3 Circuits Breathe Life Into Privacy Enforcement, For Now
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Va. AUSA To Mid-Law
• Calif. Gov. Taps Consultancy Exec For Privacy Agency Board
• Alleged Uber Assault 'Catalyst' For PTSD Symptoms, Jury Told
• AT&T Wants Lead-Lined Cables Investor Suit Gone For Good
• FCC Tells 1st Circ. It Will Revamp Prison Phone Caps In Oct.
• Judge Orders Bench Trial On Key Issue In Sirius Patent Case
• Rev Up Mobile Data Speed Standards, Rural Carriers Say
• FCC Seeks Feedback On Call For Better Signal Booster Regs
• 7 Document Review Concepts New Attorneys Need To Know
• Rolling Stone Publisher Says Google AI Robs Its Content
• FCC Says No To Lifeline Co. Coming Under New Management
• Appeals Panel Says Wash. Spam Law Covers Recruiter Texts
• Fired DOJ Deputy Says Lobbyists 'Playing Dangerous Game'
• Security Industry Group Calls 900 MHz Redo Idea Disruptive
• Comcast Says Wash. State Tax Unfairly Targets Online Ads
• Dr. Phil Media Co.'s Committee Backs Chapter 11 Settlement
• Judge Says Key DOJ Ad Tech Expert Has Little Experience
• Lifeline Providers Hope For Increased Federal Subsidy
• How Trump's Space Order May Ease Industry's Growth
• USPTO Regional Director Joins Holland & Hart In Denver
• FCC Knocks Provider Off Anti-Robocall Database For Lying
• Fed. Circ. OKs PTAB Denial Of Motorola Lens Patent Challenge
• Telecom Co. Can't Avoid Liberty's Marshall Fire Coverage Suit
• Uber Rider's Past Sex Conduct Off Limits In Sex Assault Trial
• Calif. Sends Groundbreaking Data Use Opt-Out, AI Bills To Gov.
• Stewart Issues New Slate Of Discretionary Denials
• FCC Faulted For Changes In Broadband Inquiry's Scope
• Broadband Company Wants To Give Another Its Rural Funds
• Roblox, Discord Face Wrongful Death Suit Over Teen's Suicide
• Targeting 'Bad Labs' Based Only On Location Called Bad Idea
• Apple Lets Thieves Drain Unsecured Gift Cards, Suit Alleges
• Hytera Fights Motorola's Contempt Bid Over Subsidiary Sale
• Samsung, Headwater End Patent Fights After $279M Verdict
• FCC Refuses To Revisit Denial Of 105 Low-Power FM Stations
• Agentic AI Puts A New Twist On Attorney Ethics Obligations
• Texas Jury Finds AT&T Didn't Infringe Telecom Patent
• NY Judge Keeps Cayuga Citizen's 911 Bias Claims Alive
• Taxation With Representation: Felesky Flynn, Gibson, Kirkland
• EU Lets Microsoft Unbundle Teams To Avoid Fine
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Class Rep Says £650M Motorola Claim Should Be Opt-Out
• FTC Presses OpenAI, Meta On AI Chatbots' Impact On Kids
• 'Delete Delete Delete': FCC To Slash Hundreds Of Old Rules
• T-Mobile Settles With FCC Over Unapproved Phone Rollout
• Cable Cos. Call For Faster Access To Investor-Owned Poles
• FCC Focuses On 'Friendly' Space Regulatory Environment
• FCC Warns Cable, Prime Customers Of Scam Offering 50% Off
• Google, Apple Fight Proposed UK App Ranking, Pay Mandates
• Being A Professional Wrestler Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 2nd Circ. OKs Verizon's $47M FCC Fine, Splitting With 5th Circ.
• FCC's Carr Says Agency Clawbacks Save More Than $9M
• T-Mobile Trial Kicks Off As Cell Tower Co. Ups Damages Claim
• FCC Sticks With Nearly $1M Pirate Radio Fine
• FCC Calls Preemption The Way To Rush Telecom Deployment
• Sonos Seeks Exit In $3M Royalties Suit By SoundExchange
• Broadcom Urges Fed. Circ. To Undo Netflix's Patent Wins
• OpenAI Can't Keep For-Profit Shift Docs From Musk
• Cruz Fights NDAA's Pentagon 'Veto' Of Commercial Spectrum
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Adapting To The Age Of AI
• AT&T Gave Prosecutor's Data To Trump-Tied Attys, Suit Says
• NTIA Poised To Release First Spectrum Under New Budget Act
• Ch. 11 Ruling Voiding $2M Litigation Funding Sends A Warning
• State Privacy Enforcers Set Sights On Data Use Opt-Outs
• FCC OKs Waivers For Smart House Locks
• Google Says Ad Tech MDL Market Should Stay Within US
• 9th Circ. Declines To Block Most Of Social Media Addiction Law
• Public Safety Officials Share Needs For NextGen 911
• BCLP Makes Antitrust Hires In London, DC
• Colorado Justices Uphold Rejection Of City's Telecom Tax
• Demystifying The Civil Procedure Rules Amendment Process
• FCC Nears 4-Year Review Of Media Ownership Regs
• Google Tells Judge Not To Break Up Ad Tech Biz
• Oura Domestic Labor Investment Won Import Ban, ITC Says
• 11th Circ. Grants Cop Immunity Over Repeat 911 Caller Arrest
• FCC To Revoke Authorizations For Foreign-Owned 'Bad Labs'
• Phone Dealer, Freight Co. Settle Suit Over Stolen Shipment
• Longtime USPTO Rocky Mountain Director Leaves Agency
• FCC To Examine Impact Of State, Local Wireline Rules
• How The 5th, DC Circuits Agreed On FCC Forfeiture Orders
• Court Says Claim For Coverage Declaration Is Untimely
• 4 Firms Build EchoStar's $17B Spectrum Sale To SpaceX
• FCC Ready To Kick Off Review Of Cox-Charter Deal
• Stewart Tackles Markets, Injunctions In Newest PTAB Reviews
• Chile Settles Dispute With Mobile Phone Operator WOM
• DOJ, Others Push High Court To Undo Cox Copyright Ruling
• Drivers Demand GM, OnStar Data 'Snooping' Suit Roll On
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Apple Hit With Suit Over Voice And Text Recognition Patents
• FCC Chief Wants To Let Prisons Jam Contraband Cellphones
• Paris-Based SPAC Joins US Pipeline Targeting $100M Listing
• Arnold & Porter Hires Sidley's Telecom Co-Lead In DC
• Parenting Skills That Can Help Lawyers Thrive Professionally
• EU Fines Google $3.5B For Giving Leg Up To Co.'s Ad Tech
• 9th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Google-Apple Antitrust Suit
• FTC Hits Chinese Toy Maker For Gathering Kids' Location Data
• Rural Carriers Call For Expanding Universal Service Aid
• PTAB Mostly Backs Comcast In Entropic Patent Challenges
• Samsung Inks Deal To End Neonode Smartphone's Patent Suit
• Texas Judge Allows Nokia's License Defense In Patent Dispute
• CTIA's Pai Projects Smooth Mobile Transition In Upper C-Band
• How WTO's Anti-Suit Injunction Ruling Affects IP Stakeholders
• Atty Can't Duck TCPA Suit Over Camp Lejeune Calls
• Judge Questions Defense Dept. Cap On Research Costs
• Fed. Circ. Backs Motorola Camera Lens Patent Win At PTAB
• FCC's Deregulatory Push Called Blueprint For Other Agencies
• Teaching Trial Advocacy Makes Us Better Lawyers
• Ohio Cannabis Card Network Sued Over Faulty Cybersecurity
• Google Can Thank AI's Rise For Mixed Search Remedies
• Samsung Argues New PTAB Memo Can't Undo Its Patent Win
• Lumen's Bid To Move $1.4B Pension Suit Out Of Colo. Blocked
• Google Owes Over $425M For Collecting App Data, Jury Says
• Consumers Defend Apple Antitrust Claims, Class Cert.
• Honda Fights FCC Adding Car Technologies To Security List
• FCC Chief Aims To End Disputed School Wi-Fi Programs
• Rural Broadband Association GC Joins Womble Bond In DC
• Billions Or 'Bogus'? Google Privacy Case Goes To Calif. Jury
• EchoStar Challenges FCC's New Auction Rules In 10th Circ.
• Google Calls DOJ Ad Tech Expert 'Unqualified'
• House Approves Bill To Trim Undersea Cable Gear Access
• AT&T May Avoid Pension Risk Transfer Suit, Judge Says
• Unpacking A New Era of Compliance For Submarine Cables
• Pa. Panel Finds Search Of Phone In Drug Case Improper
• Google Keeps Chrome, Payments, But Must Prop Up Rivals
• FCC Pushes Forward On Next-Gen TV Transition
• 2 Attorneys Return To Weil From Latham, Norton Rose
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Texas AUSA To BigLaw
• Dr. Phil's Media Co. Says It Has Reached Ch. 11 Funding Deal
• Ex-Sen. Cory Gardner Takes Reins Of Cable Biz Group NCTA