US Uses 'Haze of Regulatory Complexity' is. Fighting L Band Suit, Ligado Says
The U.S. motion to dismiss Ligado's complaint (see 2401260003) employs "a haze of regulatory complexity" to hide the fact that the government has appropriated the company's FCC-granted property rights to use the L band for terrestrial 5G services, Ligado said.…
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"That is a classic taking that requires just compensation," Ligado told the U.S. Court of Federal Claims Monday in a docket 23-1797 memorandum of law in opposition to the U.S. motion to dismiss. It urged the court to act quickly on the motion to dismiss, saying the government's "orchestrated campaign of obstruction and delay [has] driven the company to the brink of bankruptcy."