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Judge in AT&T case vs. DOJ schedules September 21st settlement talks

By Alan Friedman

Published: Sep 07, 2011, 7:48 PM

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Judge in AT&T case vs. DOJ schedules September 21st settlement talks

Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle

U.S. District Court Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle, presiding over the AT&T vs. Department of Justice case relating to the carrier's proposed purchase of T-Mobile, has asked all of the parties involved, which includes T-Mobile's German parent Deutsche Telekom, to present to her a plan for managing the case and a schedule for the lawsuit by September 16th.

On September 21st, the judge has scheduled a settlement talk for the three parties involved. Government officials have said late last month that there is room for negotiation and as we reported, AT&T has recently come forward with some ideas, including spinning off a quarter of T-Mobile's assets, in hopes that it can persuade the DOJ and the FCC to vote in favor of the deal.

source: NYTimes via Phandroid

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