The plaintiffs want the judge to reverse T-Mobile’s acquisition of Sprint
Judge Durkin granted SoftBank’s request to be removed from the case, but T-Mobile and Deutsche Telekom, T-Mobile‘s largest stockholder, will be looking to defend themselves in court. T-Mobile called the lawsuit “unprecedented,” and the plaintiffs’ damages “speculative.” Attorneys for the nation’s second-largest carrier said, “If plaintiffs are unhappy with Verizon and AT&T, there is a remedy available in the highly competitive market that wireless consumers enjoy today — they should switch to T-Mobile, not sue it.”
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