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Dallas Jury Orders Fiberwave and Subcontractor to Pay AT&T $8 Million

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A Texas Business Court jury in Dallas ordered Fiberwave and one of its subcontractors to pay AT&T $8 million for breaching their contractual duty to indemnify the telecom company. The verdict awarded $4 million in damages each for Fiberwave and Spearhead Networks. The dispute followed Fiberwave’s 2025 claim that AT&T owed it $50 million in compensation and attorney fees.

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