Court Enters Default Against Goodman for Failing to Answer AT&T Complaint
The U.S. District Court for Eastern Texas in Sherman granted AT&T’s request for an entry of default against Goodman Networks for failing to plead or otherwise defend AT&T’s complaint, said a clerk’s entry Tuesday (docket 4:22-cv-00914). AT&T sued the wireless…
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networking company for breach of contract, alleging in its Oct. 25 complaint that Goodman owes AT&T more than $1.22 million for high-speed internet and other services that were provided and invoiced but never paid for.