American Tower Files for $3.9M Default Judgment vs. TPT SpeedConnect
American Tower seeks a $3.9 million default judgment against wireless internet service provider TPT SpeedConnect, plus more than $75,000 in attorneys’ fees and court costs, for failing to answer its May 25 breach of contract complaint, said American Tower’s motion…
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Friday (docket 1:23-cv-01336) in U.S. District Court for Colorado in Denver. The complaint alleges that TPT breached 60 license agreements involving the installation and operation of TPT’s telecommunications equipment on multiple cell towers that American Tower or its subsidiaries owns or operates (see 2305300003). The motion seeks an accompanying order authorizing American Tower to remove and dispose of TPT’s equipment at each of the 60 sites. The motion also seeks a declaration that the default judgment is enforceable against any TPT “successor entities.”