DC Circuit Seeks DOJ/FCC Response to GLC Automatic Stay, AT&T Motion
A federal court asked the Department of Justice and FCC to respond to a Great Lakes Comnet filing notifying the court of a bankruptcy automatic stay that GLC said barred further court consideration of the company's challenge to a commission…
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order siding with AT&T on an intercarrier compensation dispute (see 1602040034). The respondents should address the effect of the automatic stay on the GLC case and whether they intend to take a position on an AT&T motion for a bankruptcy court to lift the stay (see 1602250022), the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit said in an order Thursday in Great Lakes Comnet, No. 15-1064. The DOJ/FCC response is due Monday.