Original sentence: Nassau immediately instituted a change to the current calls and format
Edited sentence: Because of the lawsuit against Verstandig, ratings for WWEG were weak at the beginning but have picked up.Nassau immediately instutited a change to the current calls and format.Nine days earlier, on March 1, 2005, nearby Waynesboro, Pennsylvania-based WWMD (now WBHB-FM) had flipped from Contemporary Hit Radio to Classic Rock under the callsign WEEG, with their new branding being "Eagle 101.5".On March 10, Nassau officially changed WARX's calls to WWEG.On March 9, 2005, Nassau sued WEEG owner Verstandig Broadcasting for the use of the "Eagle" moniker, even though Verstandig had been using the name prior to Nassau's purchase of WARX.On March 9, Verstandig dropped the "Eagle" branding and changed WEEG's calls to WFYN.WFYN, which now airs an active rock format as WBHB-FM, has consistently ranked higher than WWEG