AT&T Withdraws Motion for Default vs. Bankrupt Goodman Networks
AT&T withdrew its March 21 motion for an entry of default judgment against Goodman Networks, from which it's seeking a $1.44 million award, including $1.22 million in unpaid fees for enterprise internet services (see 2303220038), said AT&T’s notice Tuesday (docket…
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4:22-cv-00914) in U.S. District Court for Eastern Texas in Sherman. It was unknown to AT&T at the time of the March 21 motion that Goodman had filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition Sept. 6 in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for Northern Texas (docket 22-31641), said the notice. AT&T’s case against Goodman should be stayed until the resolution of the bankruptcy proceeding, it said.