Top CLT Articles You May Have Missed From Last Week
Here are Communications Litigation Today's top stories from last week, in case you missed them. Each can be found by searching on its title or by clicking on the hyperlinked reference number.
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| Article | Reference # |
|---|---|
| 9th Circuit Dismisses Telemarketer Challenge of Spoofing Fine | 2303160078 |
| GOP AGs’ ‘Fact Memo’ Imposes ‘Significant Burden’: DOJ Motion to Strike | 2303100002 |
| CTIA, WIA to 9th Circuit: FCC Infrastructure Order Was Legal, Effective | 2303100069 |
| Judge Denies DOJ’s Motion to Strike GOP AGs’ Voluminous Fact Memo | 2303160003 |
| 'Essential' That SCOTUS Clarify ‘Preemption Standards’ on Cellphone RF Safety: Amici | 2303160007 |
| GOP AGs Can’t Justify Their 350-Page Social Media ‘Fact Memo,’ Says DOJ | 2303150001 |
| Judge Gives AT&T 21 Days to Move for Default Judgment vs. Delinquent Defendant | 2303150004 |
| Extenet Seeks to Amend Exhibit List to Include Expert Witness Report | 2303100008 |
| T-Mobile: CPUC Fails to Show Flat-Fee USF Aligns With FCC Policy | 2303100046 |
| Town’s Small-Cell Denial Was ‘Unreasonable and Improper,’ Says Crown Castle | 2303130027 |