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FCC v. AT&T · ¶49

Regardless, the carriers are not impermissibly coerced into forgoing their right to a jury. They argue that insisting upon their jury right and awaiting an enforcement suit poses two distinct harms: first, that the Commission will use the existence of the order and the fact of nonpayment against them. Brief for the Carriers 46–48; see id., at 49–50. And second, that the order will cause reputational harm while the carriers await an enforcement suit. Id., at 45–46.
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