Judge Green-Lights Sprint, C Spire Suit Against AT&T
Nov 2, 2011, 6:21 PM by Eric M. Zeman
The judge overseeing the Department of Justice's antitrust lawsuit against AT&T concerning its proposed acquisition of T-Mobile has decided to allow Sprint and C Spire to pursue their claims against AT&T. District Judge Ellen Huvelle will let Sprint and C Spire's lawsuits move forward under their theory that the merger could have profund effects on pricing and availability of wireless phones to smaller players in the market. AT&T had sought to dimiss the lawsuits. In a statement, C Spire Wireless said, "The Court's ruling today will ensure that all parties harmed by AT&T's proposed takeover of T-Mobile will have the benefit of a fair hearing. C Spire is pleased that it will have the opportunity to continue its fight for American consumers, and for the principles of competition and innovation that should drive the wireless industry."
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NO WAY!!!!
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justfinethanku said:
A government official overseeing a lawsuit, in which the plaintiff IS the government, is allowing more people to jump onto the governments side?
hmm....
The People == The Government == Every...
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justfinethanku said:
A government official overseeing a lawsuit, in which the plaintiff IS the government, is allowing more people to jump onto the governments side?
Both your facts and anti government opinion are ...
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Bridge for sale
edzero said:
Anybody who thinks these companys have any interest in the well being of the American consumer should take a look at a bridge that I have for sale....get real people.
Ok, so which is more important:
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