The Supreme Court on Jan. 22 asked the Bush administration for its opinion on an antitrust lawsuit several small Internet service providers filed against AT&T Inc. The request is an indication that some justices are interested in the case, but doesn't guarantee they'll the hear it. LinkLine Communications Inc. and three other ISPs sued AT&T Inc., then known as SBC Communications, in 2003 for violating antitrust laws by engaging in a so-called "price squeeze."
January 23, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
The Supreme Court on Jan. 22 asked the Bush administration for its opinion on an antitrust lawsuit several small Internet service providers filed against AT&T Inc.
The Justice Department’s Solicitor General, the administration’s lawyer, may recommend that the justices either consider or reject the appeal. The Solicitor General usually consults with government agencies with relevant expertise.
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