A federal court will hear from both Verizon (NYSE: VZ) and AT&T (NYSE: T) today as to whether Verizon should be able to continue running its now-infamous TV commercials that claim to have five times more 3G coverage than AT&T, reports USA Today.

Based on Verizon’s statement it sent to the court earlier this week, it believes it will prevail. It argues: “AT&T sued because Verizon’s ads are true and the truth hurts.” And actually, AT&T isn’t contesting the accuracy of Verizon’s claim, but says the ads are misleading. AT&T wants the court to force Verizon to stop running the five ads. The suit will be heard in the U.S. District Court in Atlanta.

USA Today quoted experts today saying that all of the wireless carriers’ have somewhat misleading ads. AT&T’s current claim is that it has the “Nation’s Fastest 3G Network,” which implies that it is national, even though it is not. AT&T spokesman Mark Siegel. We think our ads are “straightforward and honest,” he says. Tony Melone, Verizon’s CTO, says it’s not so much whether AT&T has coverage or not—capacity is the issue. “AT&T “does not have enough 3G capacity ... to handle demand,” he said.