Contractors Sue Ops, Claiming Bias
Three minority-owned contractors in Atlanta have sued AT&T Broadband and its predecessor company, MediaOne Group Inc., alleging racial discrimination, breach of contract and fraud. Each plaintiff — Access Control and Telecommunications and its president, Roy Daniels; Jangarr Communications and its founder/president, Gary Rogers; and Superb Connection — alleged that the MSO applied...

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