The third week of the trial between the Justice Department and AT&T-Time Warner opens with government lawyers going deep with Turner executives on past negotiations with distributors
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One of the Justice Department’s own witnesses in its lawsuit to stop AT&T’s $85 billion purchase of Time Warner may have done some damage to its case on Thursday.
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Long lines formed Thursday morning for opening statements in the government’s lawsuit over AT&T’s planned purchase of Time Warner, which observers are watching as potentially the most consequential antitrust case in years.
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Attorneys for AT&T tried to convince a judge on Monday to throw out several pieces of evidence that the Justice Department wants to submit in its lawsuit to stop the telecom company’s purchase of Time Warner.
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AT&T and the Justice Department will lock horns in court beginning this week to determine if the telecommunications giant will be allowed to absorb entertainment powerhouse Time Warner.
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A federal judge has rejected a Justice Department motion to limit evidence AT&T can present in its defense of its proposed purchase of Time Warner, which is set to go to trial next week.
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AT&T indicated Friday that it no longer intends to make allegations of political bias as part of its defense against the Justice Department’s lawsuit to block its purchase of Time Warner, CNN’s parent company.
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As AT&T discloses its first selections for 5G technology, the communications giant fails in a bid to get records from the Trump Administration about hits proposed merger with Time Warner.
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The United States District Court for Washington D.C., Judge Richard Leon said the trial will last around three weeks and that he expects a decision in late April or May.
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