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In conjunction with a migration to a qualifying AT&T BVoIP or a qualifying AT&T Mobility Service as described above, customers may qualify for MARC Downgrade Allowance for Technology Upgrade as described in paragraph B, herein.
If, however, an AT&T Mobility bargained employee and a Transferee both have qualifications that, in the judgment of the Company, are relatively equal, the AT&T Mobility bargained employee will be selected for the vacancy.
Myriam Gilles & Gary Friedman, After Class: Aggregate Litigation in the Wake of AT&T Mobility v.
AT&T Mobility Corp., No. 10-CV-85, 2011 WL 607135, at *1 (N.D. Ohio Feb.
The Agreement defines “Internet Taxes” as “every ‘tax on Internet Access,’ as that terms is defined in the ITFA, collected by AT&T Mobility from its customers and paid to the Taxing Jurisdictions[.]” (R.
Indeed, the Settlement Agreement makes clear that AT&T specifically denies all liability to the Class Plaintiffs and the Settlement Class, and further provides that, “[b]y entering into this Agreement, the Settling Parties agree that AT&T Mobility is not admitting any liability to the Class Plaintiffs, the Settlement Class, or any other person or entity, and AT&T Mobility expressly denies all such liability.” (R.
As explained above, the class definition is both clear and objective, being comprised of “[a]ll persons or entities who are or were customers of AT&T Mobility and who were charged Internet Taxes on bills issued from November 1, 2005 through the final date on which AT&T Mobility issues bills to customers prior to implementing the billing system changes pursuant to Section 8.1.” (R.
Karen Wiand also objects that Class Counsel purport to represent Michigan class members “via a co-counsel Michigan law firm in which one of the two partners of the firm recently testified as an ‘expert’ at the request of AT&T Mobility in support of its motion todismiss a similar consumer lawsuit.” (R.
These models include a correlation between small areas, thereby pooling information across those areas.
Five years after signing the AT&T Mobility arbitration agreement, Ms. Mey filed a class action lawsuit against DirecTV under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act for unwanted calls placed to her by DirecTV’s authorized retailers.