DC Circuit Names Judges to Review AT&T VoIP Symmetry Challenge
A court revealed the panel to review AT&T's challenge to an FCC VoIP symmetry order that's scheduled for oral argument Sept. 8 (see 1606170012). The panel will consist of Circuit Judge Judith Rogers, and Senior Judges Stephen Williams and Raymond…
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Randolph, and each side will receive 20 minutes to argue, said an order of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit (AT&T v. FCC, No. 15-1059). AT&T says the FCC impermissibly changed its rule to allow CLECs partnering with over-the-top VoIP providers to charge interexchange carriers end-office switching fees for connecting long-distance calls to customers (see 1507310057).