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Telecommunications - December, 2025

169 articles

• Navigating AI In The Legal Industry
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Claims In Internet Voice Patent
• Disney Wants ESPN Streaming Rates Suit Sent To Arbitration
• Google Not A Common Carrier, Think Tanks Tell Ohio Judges
• Texas Phone App Age Law Blocked Days Before Taking Effect
• Shuttered Network Co. Gets One More Chance Against AWS
• Gilstrap Won't Pause Patent Case, But Hints At Delaying Trial
• State Telecom Roundup: AGs Step Up War On Robocalls
• Top Delaware Chancery Cases Of 2025: A Year-End Report
• Trump Admin Adds Drones To Nat'l Security Threat List
• Accent Translation Patent Claims Remain In Trade Secret Spat
• AT&T, Industry Watchdog End Dispute Over Luke Wilson Ad
• Robocall Class Seeks $35.7M After Failed Deal Talks
• Localities Say FCC Exceeding Powers Could Lead To Suits
• White House Looks To Open More Spectrum Bands
• The Telecom Developments That Defined 2025
• Meta Mostly Defeats 'Bricked' Devices False Ad Suit, For Now
• Senate Bill Would Direct Extra BEAD Funds To AI
• Colo. Judge Rules Lumen's Claims Not Time-Barred
• F5 Faces Securities Class Action Over 'False' Security Claims
• App Makers Tell 9th Circ. It Got Google Maps Facts Wrong
• 23 AGs Oppose FCC's Possible AI Law Preemption
• A 6th Circ. Snapshot: 3 Cases That Defined 2025
• The Top Patent Damages Of 2025
• Medical, School Groups Seek Order Halting $100K Visa Fee
• How Fractional GCs Can Manage Risks Of Engagement
• 9th Circ. Takes Up IPhone Buyers' Class Decertification
• ITC Clears Toy Gun Imports, Will Review Smart Rings, Vapes
• Hisense Blocked From Collecting Texan TV Viewers' Data
• Arkansas Social Media Safety Law Temporarily Blocked
• Judge Wants Live Nation Antitrust Trial Limited To 5 Weeks
• FCC Reworks Reg Framework For Low Power TV
• Justices Should Clarify Loper Bright Doctrine Via Patent Case
• Biz Wants Samsung's $445M In Damages 'At Least' Doubled
• Dems Urge Scrutiny Of AT&T, SpaceX Spectrum Deals
• Reviewing 2025's Most Pertinent Wiretap Developments
• AT&T Worker Takes 401(k) Forfeiture Suit To 9th Circ.
• Nature Photography Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Lawmakers Raise Concerns Over Nexstar's $6.2B Tegna Deal
• Senate Dems, FCC Tangle Over Agency's 'Independent' Status
• EFF Loses Fed. Circ. Appeal Over Patent Case Intervention
• DOJ Says Live Nation Can't Avoid Jury In Antitrust Case
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Ax Of Patent From Settled Apple Case
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Practical Problem Solving
• Trump Admin's BEAD Redo Subject To Hill Review, GAO Says
• DOJ Weighs In On Apple Watch Antitrust Claims
• Warner Bros. Board Rejects 'Inferior' Paramount Bid
• FTC Retaliation Suits To Be Heard By Different Judges
• La. Social Media Law Violates First Amendment, Judge Rules
• Judge Blocks T-Mobile From Using Tool To Scrape AT&T Data
• Split 2nd Circ. Panel Revives DirecTV Case Against Nexstar
• Nokia Chosen As Spectrum Access Manager For CBRS
• How Workforce, Tech Will Affect 2026 Construction Landscape
• No Jail For Controller Who Assisted Feds In FTE Fraud Case
• 'Take It Or Leave It' Defines Network-Affiliate Ties, FCC Told
• A Uniform Federal Rule Would Curb Gen AI Missteps In Court
• Netflix Caps 2025 M&A Deals That Will Test Antitrust Strategy
• AG Watch: Texas Junk Fee Deal Shows Enforcement Priorities
• Omni Bridgeway Taps New Antitrust, Arbitration Leaders
• Investors Sue French YouTuber In Del. Over Alleged Fraud
• FCC Sides With Nexstar In Ohio Retransmission Dispute
• Texas AG Says Sony, Other TV-Makers 'Watching You Back'
• Telecom Says It Was Upcharged 864 Times For Fiber Install
• Social Media MDL Judge Warns Attys Against Flooding Docket
• FCC Moves Forward On Multilingual Wireless Alerts
• Nix FCC's Public Interest Standard, Free Market Group Says
• A Look At The Wave Of 2025 Email Marketing Suits In Wash.
• Full 5th Circ. Denies Nexstar's Bid To Overturn Union Order
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Integrating Practice Groups
• Google To Face Publishers' Class Claims Over AdX Exchange
• NC Supreme Court Clarifies Tax On Prepaid Wireless
• Wireless Group Calls For High Court Review Of FCC Fines
• Supreme Court Term Limits Would Carry Hidden Risk
• FCC's Carr Cheers Trump Order Curtailing State AI Laws
• Taxation With Representation: Cravath, Skadden, Debevoise
• ArentFox Adds Cross-Border Corporate Atty From Reed Smith
• Trump Executive Order Targets 'Excessive' State AI Laws
• House Panel Advances Nearly 20 Bills To Protect Kids Online
• Localities Worried Over FCC Preemption On Rights Of Way
• Samsung Gets PTAB To Ax Patent Claim From $12.5M Verdict
• NextNav Gears Up Geolocation System Test In Bay Area
• Knitting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• FTC Upholds 2021 Ban On SpyFone CEO's Surveillance Apps
• Civil Rights Orgs. Side-Eye Probe Of Affiliate-Network Ties
• How 11th Circ.'s Qui Tam Review Could Affect FCA Litigation
• Gov't Urges Combining Verizon, AT&T Cases Over FCC Fines
• UScellular Can't Call 'Checkmate' In Fraud Suit, Justices Told
• Keep Power Limits Low To Protect Satellites, DirecTV Says
• The Biz Court Digest: Welcome To Miami
• FCC Says It Might Ban Calls From 3 Chinese Telecoms
• Meta Hit With Patent Claims Over Ray-Ban Smart Glasses
• Del. Justices Probe Charter Defense Rights In VoiP Fight
• Starbucks Gov't Affairs Pro Joins Cozen O'Connor Policy Arm
• German Software Co. Settles Suit Over Ex-HP-Owned Patents
• FTC Wants Watchdog Retaliation Suits Before Different Judges
• Kiss' Gene Simmons Sings Praises Of Radio Pay Bill
• HBO Max Subscribers Sue To Stop Netflix-Warner Bros. Deal
• Republican FCC Commish Signals More 'Delete' Reg Actions
• More Than 160 State Lawmakers Call For BEAD Fund Release
• Comcast Can't Get Fed. Circ. To Move Patent Case To Pa.
• 'Policy Corps' Aims To Promote Widespread US Connectivity
• AI Evidence Rule Tweaks Encourage Judicial Guardrails
• App Maker Says 1st Amendment Bars AG's Removal Demand
• Cox-Verizon Retrans Spat Shows Reform Needed, Org. Says
• Cravath, Latham Guide Paramount's Hostile $108B Bid For WB
• Epic Drops App Store Trade Libel Claims Against Google
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Express Mobile's Patents Or $40M Win
• Mich. Justices To Probe Cyberbullying Free Speech Defense
• Tax Court Rejects Telecom Co.'s $3M Bankruptcy Deductions
• Pentagon Spectrum Veto Left Out Of Defense Bill
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Getting The Message Across
• AT&T Joins SG's High Court Review Bid Despite 5th Circ. Win
• High Court Rejects Bids To Clarify Video Privacy Law's Reach
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Horizontal Stare Decisis Should Not Be Casually Discarded
• Google Search Judge Issues Finalized Antitrust Mandates
• Netflix Merger Raises Theatrical Release Antitrust Fears
• El Salvador, Telecom Co. Resolve $130M Dispute
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Hikvision Asks DC Circ. To Dump FCC 'Covered List' Revision
• Iraqi Kurdish Gov't To Fight Immunity Ruling In $490M Feud
• Biz Didn't Own Patent, Judge Rules, Sinking Suit Against Bank
• Mass. Justices Muse On Swift, 'FOMO' In Meta Addiction Case
• 10 Commandments For Agentic AI Tools In The Legal Industry
• Fla. Gov Floats AI 'Bill Of Rights' Amid Federal Pushback
• Google Asks 5th Circ. To Transfer Monopoly Suit To Calif.
• NJ Panel OKs Cell Data In Rape Case Despite Flawed Warrants
• Starbucks Hit With Another Suit Over Uniform Reimbursement
• Kimmel Brouhaha Brings Out Levity At DC's 'Telecom Prom'
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Google Maps Antitrust Suit
• EU To Probe Meta's WhatsApp Restrictions On AI Providers
• Mass. Justices Unlikely To Revive Verizon Tower Suit
• Sunday Ticket Subscribers Claim NFL Added Late Arguments
• Google Fights Unlockd's Judge Recusal Bid In Antitrust Case
• Rural Carriers Upset Over FCC's AT&T Deal Approval
• Preaching Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• State AI Law Ban Cut From Defense Bill As Fight Continues
• FCC OKs $1B UScellular Deal After AT&T Drops DEI Policies
• FCC Won't Extend COVID-Era Lifeline Rule Waiver
• Dish Fights Clawback Of Millions In Broadband Subsidies
• AT&T Sues Generic Drug Manufacturers, Alleging Price-Fixing
• House Panel OKs Shot Clocks On Broadband Project Reviews
• FCC Jettisons More Than 2,000 'Dormant' Dockets
• Judge Rejects X's Early Attempt To Block Minn. Deepfake Law
• FTC Focus: Amazon's $2.5B Pact Broadens Regulatory Span
• Google Wants Justices To Pause Petition Pending Epic Deal
• NC Court Upholds Convictions Despite Cell Data Dispute
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Practicing Client-Led Litigation
• Foxconn Ordered To Pay $8.45M Award Over Defective Phones
• FCC Says Telecom Must Block Walmart Impersonation Scam
• Crown Castle, Dish Spar Over Colo. Lease On Appeal
• NTIA Signals Interest In Reducing Students' Screen Time
• Meta Monopoly Ruling Highlights Limits Of Market Definition
• T-Mobile, AT&T Affiliates Beat Mo. City Telecom License Taxes
• NTIA Chief Says Broadband Program Reforms Save $21B
• Ex-FCC Official Condemns Rollback Of Biden Cyber Rule
• Startup's Accent Translation Trade Secrets Suit Can Proceed
• MVP: Wiley's Thomas M. Johnson Jr.
• Dish Accused Again Of Breaking 5G Rollout Contract
• Apple IPhone Buyers Push To Appeal Class Decertification
• AT&T Seeks To Block T-Mobile Price Tool From Data Scraping
• Chinese Equipment-Testing Co. Slams FCC's 'Bad Lab' Label
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: How To Build On Cultural Fit
• Duo Gets Probation For Robocalls Targeting Black Voters
• Samsung Accused Of Infringing Security Patents In EDTX
• FCC Urged To 'Radically' Redo Submarine Cable Sites Plan
• Takeaways From First Resolution After FCPA Pause Was Lifted
• MVP: Wachtell Lipton's Steven A. Cohen And Steven R. Green
• Justices Question Scope Of ISP Liability In $1B Piracy Case