Industry Can I sue my telecommunications provider for damage to my property? Recently my internet provider supplied new fiber optic cable to upgrade service to my house as mandated by the
Industry When asked if you want to order new service, say No. Then, to let us know why you''re calling, say Line is down. Heads up: Extreme weather or other factors can bring down lines, including
Industry My cable-co did that most recently when the line had to be replaced. They actually had a 3/4" pipe which had coax pre-run inside it so as soon as they snaked it thru they cut some excess conduit off and
Industry Many telecom companies have begun technology transitions. One such transition involves retiring copper networks to replace them with more modern technology
Industry Many telecom companies have begun technology transitions. One such transition involves retiring copper networks to replace them with more modern technology (fiber optic cable, wireless, etc.).
Industry Residents of one Denton County, Texas, neighborhood are suing AT&T over damage from fiber optic cable installations.
Industry These contractors were not simply servicing existing lines or equipment, but were installing a new cable line directly to my home that wasn''t requested and I don''t have Xfinity service
Industry The project involves the replacement of existing fiber optic cable installed on transmission poles. The fiber optic cables were originally installed in the 1990''s. All poles are located within
Industry A cable company can usually dig in your yard without asking your direct permission if a utility easement exists on your property. These easements are recorded in your deed or plat map
Industry Maybe it refused to compensate you as promised for the days you didn''t have working internet. Or, it started a cable replacement project in your neighborhood without notice, breaking your
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