Forty-two California government entities, including the Regents of
the University of California and Sacramento and Los Angeles counties,
have joined a lawsuit against four giant wireless companies alleging
they overcharged government customers by more than $100 million. Verizon, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile
are accused of ignoring two cost-saving requirements included in their
contracts with California state and local government customers. Those
contracts required the carriers to determine and report to the
government customers which rate plans would result in the lowest cost
available and to provide wireless services at that cost. Selecting the
rate plan that best matches usage patterns can reduce costs by 20% to
30% over the term of a contract, according to the suit...
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