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After a few years (and no doubt millions of dollars in legal fees), TriStar and American Tower have agreed to an out of court settlement. As you’ll recall from my original post on this lawsuit back on February 19, 2012 TriStar sued American Tower claiming Count 1: Violation of the Lanham Act, 15 . . . → Read More: TriStar v. American Tower (It’s Over) Does a denial of a cell site permit need to be made in a writing that is separate from the rest of administrative record? That’s the more important question answered by the 8th Circuit Court of appeals in NE Colorado Cellular, Inc., v. City of North Platte, Nebraska. Case No. 13-3190 (Filed August 22, 2014). . . . → Read More: 8th Circuit: In Writing Does not Mean In Separate Writing |
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