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Telecommunications - November, 2025

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• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• FCC Aims To Compel All Providers To Act Against Robocalls
• FCC Releases Details Of LPTV Reg Makeover
• USCellular Urges Justices To Uphold FCA Suit's Dismissal
• High Court's $1B ISP Case May Define Digital Liability Norms
• Up Next At High Court: ISP Liability & State Subpoena Suits
• Anti-Disinformation Nonprofit Claims FTC Retaliation In Suit
• NTIA Can't Block BEAD's Nondeployment Funds, Dems Say
• MVP: Steptoe's Pantelis Michalopoulos
• 6 December Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch
• 11th Circ. Lets Fla. Enforce Social Media Law Amid Appeal
• Anthropic Judge Warns Firm Against 'Extortion' In Opt-Out Bid
• TextNow Accuses NC Rival Of Exploiting Its Trademark
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Akamai's Win In Streaming Patent Fight
• Maryland Judge Keeps Kids' Privacy Law Challenge
• Former Fox Exec Says Philly Station Complaint Still Valid
• Considerations When Invoking The Common-Interest Privilege
• LendingTree's QuoteWizard Unit Hit With Telemarketing Suit
• MVP: Paul Weiss' Ravi Purohit
• Va. Jails Warn Site Commission Ban Could Curtail Services
• NJ Panel Confirms Utility Co. Misclassified Workers
• Hytera Fights $290M Restitution Bid At Sentencing Hearing
• Judges Question Limits On FCC Power To Rework 4.9 GHz
• Apple Fights Bid To Recertify 200 Million IPhone Buyer Class
• Comcast To Pay $1.5M Over Hack Of Debt Collector, FCC Says
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Making The Case To Combine
• FCC To Update Rules For Low Power TV Stations
• State AGs May Extend Their Reach To Nat'l Security Concerns
• Anti-Disinformation Nonprofit Latest To Buck FTC Subpoena
• MVP: Latham's Matthew Brill
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Telecom Giants Say Dish Can't Back Out Of Contracts
• FCC Revokes Calif.'s Direct Oversight Of Lifeline Program
• Apple Buyers Defend Smartphone, Watch Monopoly Case
• Gogo Hit With $22.7M Verdict Over In-Flight Wi-Fi Patents
• Google Ad Tech Judge 'Concerned' By DOJ's Breakup Timing
• FCC Sued For Records Of Threats To ABC Over Kimmel
• FCC Looks To Alter Local Affiliates' Ties To Major Networks
• Sens. Introduce Bill To Clear Railroad Delays To Broadband
• Faulty Dismissal Filing Dooms Ex-AT&T Worker's Bias Appeal
• Rothman Orthopaedics Hit With Pa. Wiretapping Lawsuit
• Despite Deputy AG Remarks, DOJ Can't Sideline DC Bar
• Tech Co. Seller Says Buyer Sabotaged Deal Costing It $250M
• Renewed Federal Push To Block State AI Laws Faces Backlash
• 9th Circ. Urged To Revive Google Maps Antitrust Suit
• FCC Pushes Upper C-Band Spectrum Auction Forward
• FCC Rescinds Contested Biden-Era Cybersecurity Ruling
• Meta Loss Shows Time Not On Enforcers' Side In Tech Cases
• Ramey Ordered To Pay $95K For Sharing Netflix Info
• Ex-Ill. Speaker Madigan Disbarred After Bribery Conviction
• Rule Amendments Pave Path For A Privilege Claim 'Offensive'
• Unlockd Is Latest Google Foe To Seek Judge's Recusal
• My Miniature Livestock Farm Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Space Force Beats Lanham Act Claims In Florida Suit
• Mich. Judge Questions AG's Role In Roku Privacy Suit
• Samsung Settles ITC Trade Secrets Case Against BOE
• 4 Groups Urge FCC To Reject Charter, Cox Merger
• Sinclair Sanctioned For Failing To Preserve Texts In Ads MDL
• La. Gets Access To BEAD Funds, 17 Other State Plans Get OK
• Live Nation Looks To End DOJ's Antitrust Case
• Nexstar Asks FCC To Waive Ownership Cap In Tegna Takeover
• Split Pa. Justices Say Prosecutors Not Bound By Wiretap Law
• Calif. Dems File Bill To Expand Tribal Internet Service
• 4chan's US Lawsuit May Affect UK Online Safety Law Reach
• Software Provider Can't Shake Suit Over AT&T Call Recordings
• TP-Link Accuses Wi-Fi Rival Netgear Of 'Smear Campaign'
• Broadband Permit Reforms Survive House Subcommittee
• Colo. Justices Unsure On Limits For Borrowing Claims Rule
• IBM, Qualcomm Lead Public Cos. In Patented Inventions
• FCC's Carr Backing Universal Service Reform After Court Win
• Senate Dem Slams FCC's Carr Over Cybersecurity Plan
• Litigation Funding Could Create Ethics Issues For Attorneys
• NPR Wins $36M Grant As CPB Backs Off Plan To Cut Funds
• AT&T Avoids Plan Participant's 401(k) Forfeiture Suit
• Judge Punts FTC Suit Over Meta's Instagram, WhatsApp Buys
• UK Tribunal's Clearview Decision Expands GDPR Application
• Clothier Loft Tied Up In Latest Wash. Spam Email Suit
• NetChoice Sues Virginia To Stop Social Media Limits For Kids
• PTAB Upholds Some Dish Network-Challenged Patent Claims
• Ohio Asks To Revive Google Common Carrier Case
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On Dynamic Databases
• USTelecom To Ask FCC For Slash In Permit Hurdles
• FCC Declares US Backing For Chief Of Int'l Telecom Body
• Fed. Circ. Backs Patent Owner's PTAB Win In Samsung Fight
• Mobix Sues SPAC Backers Over Alleged $30M Funding Failure
• NextNav Asks FCC To Act Now On GPS Backup Proposal
• DC Circ. Mulls Reviving Guinea $21M Award Suit
• Consumers Want 9th Circ. To Recertify Apple IPhone Class
• Google Offers EU Ad Tech Fixes Without Breakup
• Google, TikTok, Meta Fight Calif. Law Over Kids' Online Feeds
• FCC Urged To Add Tribal Window To C-Band Sale
• Calif. Properties Off-Limits For Now In $300M Award Fight
• Contractor Not Covered In Explosion Suits, Insurer Says
• House Eyes Vote To Repeal Provision On Senators' Lawsuits
• Apple, OpenAI Can't Yet Nix XAI Antitrust Suit, Judge Says
• Dr. Phil Media Co. Must Trim Expenses In Ch. 11, Judge Says
• Verizon Says High Court Must Solve FCC Fine Circuit Split
• FCC Looks To Avoid 'Red Flag' Reg Hurdles In Space
• Feds Launch Interagency Crypto Scam Task Force
• Dish Scores $42M Default Win Over Ukraine-Based Pirate Host
• Broadcasters Ramp Up Pressure To Limit C-Band Rework
• Ex-FCC Members Say Carr's Abusing News Distortion Policy
• Wash. Email Subject Line Ruling Puts Retailers On The Hook
• Mobile Biz Asks Congress To Nix Military's Spectrum Right
• C3 AI Considers Sale After CEO Departs, Plus More Rumors
• Building With Lego Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ensure Feds Preempt On Phone Line Upgrades, FCC Told
• Antitrust Plaintiffs Want Chat On Apple, Google CEO Depos
• FCC To Face Senate Oversight Following Kimmel Controversy
• Wage Rule Inapplicable To 'Plug And Play' Work, Panel Told
• Railroads Have Conditions For Supporting 900 MHz Changes
• NTIA Aims To Cut 'Red Tape' From Tribal Programs
• China Continues To Drive Surge In Global Patent Applications
• Albright Won't Reconsider Axing $65.7M Cisco Patent Verdict
• Regional Cable Biz Looks Toward Permit Reform Priorities
• House Looks To Undo Sens.' Ability To Sue Over Phone Info
• NTIA Readies Plans For 2 Fed-Dominated Spectrum Bands
• Lawmakers Should Re-Up FirstNet, Advocacy Group Says
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Networking 101
• Fed. Circ. Upholds New England Patriots' Patent Win
• Defeating Estoppel-Based Claims In Legal Malpractice Actions
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• Google Faces More Headwater IP Claims Over Android OS
• Kochava, Class Seek Final OK For Location Data Settlement
• Fed. Circ. Won't Reconsider Decision Axing $181M Verdict
• Gov't Told To Expediate National Mall Cell Service Upgrades
• SG To Join Args At High Court In Cox IP Fight Against Sony
• Pot Shop Bombards People With Promo Texts, TCPA Suit Says
• AI's Role In Google Antitrust Suit May Reshape Tech Markets
• The Biz Court Digest: How It Works In Massachusetts
• Rep. Wants Schools Warned On Security Of Chinese AI Toys
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• High Court Passes On LPTV Licensing Challenge
• Justices Won't Wade Into Jurisdiction Question In Fee Dispute
• Drafted Bill Would Have States Return Leftover BEAD Money
• Ill. Resident Wins Cert. In Mortgage Marketing Robocall Case
• Telecom Co. Held In Contempt Over Docs In Tower Dispute
• Seattle Pot Shop Slapped With Site Tracking Pixel Privacy Suit
• Radian, Samsung Resolve Solid-State Drive IP Feud
• Chancery Denies Ruling Stay In Caribevision Control Dispute
• Texas AG Defends App Store Law Against Free Speech Claims
• State Child Privacy Laws May Put More Cos. In FTC's Reach
• Why Appellees Should Write Their Answering Brief First
• Fed. Circ. Wary Of Reviving Express Mobile's $40M Win
• Fed. Circ. Upholds PTAB Rulings Favoring Uber
• GoDaddy Hit With $170M Verdict In Express Mobile Patent Suit
• Software Co. Can Bar Ex-Founder's Money Transfers For Now
• NetChoice Gets Judge To Halt Colo. Social Media Warning Law
• T-Mobile Fairly Canceled $27M In Phone Orders, 9th Circ. Says
• Sinclair Says Disney-YouTube Blackout An Antitrust Problem
• Verizon Gets Backup In Fight Against Stewart Terminating IPR
• $10M Fee Likely For Ross Aronstam In Wireless Co. Case
• Judge Mehta 'Still Digging Out' From Google, Oath Keepers
• Google-Epic Judge Raises Doubts About App Antitrust Deal
• EchoStar Sells Spectrum Licenses To SpaceX In $2.6B Deal
• Mindfulness Meditation Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Squires' Revival Of Dormant Reexam Use Frustrates Attys
• Iraqi Kurdish Gov't Can't Claim Immunity In $490M Fight
• Squires Spurns Tesla PTAB Challenge Referred By Stewart
• AGs Defend Bid To Intervene In DOJ's HPE Merger Deal
• Microsoft Wants To Weigh In On Google Search Fixes, Too
• Apple, Google CEOs Can't Yet Be Deposed In Antitrust Suit
• Hanes Juiced Sales With False 'Last Day' Email Ads, Suit Says
• Google Hit With Patent Suit Over Phone, Smart Home Tech
• NTIA Rule Creates 'Impossible Choice,' Group Says
• NJ Panel Unsure Businessman's Threats Broke Law
• Dish Network Wants To Toss 401(k) Fund Suit
• AI Litigation Tools Can Enhance Case Assessment, Strategy
• Phone Companies Promise To Tackle UK Number Spoofing
• NY Bill Would Nix Mobile Telecom Services Sales, Excise Tax
• Google Reaches Deal With Epic For Android App Changes
• Hagens Berman Owes $2M Over Failed Suit, Tech Giants Say
• German Co. Denies SiriusXM Was 'Lulled' Into Infringing IP
• States Want Say In Privacy Suit Over Cell Number Listings
• Nordstrom Customers Sue Over Allegedly Misleading Spam
• Ex-Fla. GOP Chair Says Police Unlawfully Searched His Phone
• Hytera Faces $290.8M Restitution Award In Trade Secrets Case
• DOJ, Google Spar Over Breakup Bid In Ad Tech Case
• Fed. Circ. Stands By Undoing Mondis Patent In LG Fight
• T-Mobile Beats Antitrust Counterclaims In Spectrum Dispute
• 'Chinese Military' Tag Is Unlawful, Drone Maker Tells DC Circ.
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• How '24 Statements Show FTC's Direction On Political Speech
• Attys Beware: Generative AI Can Also Hallucinate Metadata
• Boies Schiller Adds 2 Attys From Herrick Feinstein, Disney
• Samba TV Dodges Nonresidents' Calif. Data Privacy Claims
• Squires' First Orders Reject PTAB Petitions En Masse
• 5th Circ. Wary Of Greenlighting Texas Content Filter Law
• 'Pay-To-Pay' PenFed Fee Class Scores Cert. In West Virginia
• OpenAI Seeking Rejected DOJ Search Fixes, Google Says
• Capital One 'Refer-a-Friend' Text Suit Dropped In Wash.
• Wireless Builders' Group Names New Top Strategist
• 'Exercise More Restraint,' Judge Tells OpenAI Co-Founder
• Disney Blames Lack Of 'Good Faith' In YouTube Blackout
• DOJ Probes Nexstar's $6.2B Deal For Tegna
• Netflix Faces Copyright Suit Over Formula 1 'Senna' Series
• When Atty Ethics Violations Give Rise To Causes Of Action
• Privacy Lessons From FTC Settlement With Chinese Toymaker