CHICAGO — A federal court in Illinois dismissed the last conspiracy charge T-Mobile faced from a rural Illinois telecom company, which originally accused the network and some other competitors of purposefully disrupting calls in rural areas as part of a fraud scheme meant to make the smaller company’s customers frustrated with their service. The claims were not sufficiently evidenced despite multiple discovery extensions and opportunities to amend the complaint.
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