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As discussed in a previous post, T-Mobile USA, Inc. (“T-Mobile”) is petitioning the FCC to gut the core purpose of the current rules governing the 3550-3700 MHz spectrum band (“3.5 GHz” band), which
If you operate a telecommunications (landline/wireless), VoIP or data transmission services company and are looking to optimize your compliance (lower risk and potentially reduce regulatory fees and taxes), consider our
Join The CommLaw Group and The Commpliance Group at The Prepaid Expo in Las Vegas on Tuesday, August 22, and learn everything there is to know about taxation of prepaid Wireless and SIM Card services from
Concerned that its current policies on contractual and non-contractual arrangements between service providers and owners/managers of commercial multiple tenant environments (“MTEs” such as apartment buildings, condominiums, shopping malls, etc.) might
CommLaw Group article on private carriage published in the Journal of Internet Law: The Private Carriage Path to a Less Regulatory, More Market-Based Telecommunications Future
In a last-minute attempt to eviscerate the core purpose of the rules governing the 3550-3700 MHz spectrum band (“3.5 GHz” band), T-Mobile USA, Inc. (“T-Mobile”) recently filed a Petition for Rulemaking(“Petition”),
CAUTION: All information provided in this advisory and associated White Paper is “Informational Only” and should not be relied upon as legal advice. The determination of whether a telecommunications business
TIA Interview with CommLaw Attorney Ron Quirk: Helping Those Seeking Opportunities in IoT On this Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) Member Spotlight, Ron Quirk, Head of the Internet of Things & Connected
Concerned that its current policies on contractual and non-contractual arrangements between service providers and owners/managers of commercial multiple tenant environments (“MTEs” such as apartment buildings, condominiums, shopping malls, etc.) might
In its July 2017 Open Meeting, the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) will vote on a Report and Order (“R&O”) containing new rules that will impact how RF equipment manufacturers, vendors, importers, and
The FCC has issued an Order extending the comment deadlines in the critical FCC rulemaking wherein the Commission proposes the removal of regulatory roadblocks in order to streamline the deployment of wireless infrastructure for
Our firm has been engaged to locate a buyer (or other business transaction) of a North Carolina-based e-mail branding software company. The seller is Research Triangle Software, Inc., owner of LetterMark and LetterMark
Today the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) issued an Order and Consent Decree, imposing a steep fine and other sanctions on a manufacturer/distributor of LED light fixtures who failed to comply with
The clock is ticking for wireless broadband stakeholders and municipalities that want to have their voices heard in the critical FCC rulemaking wherein the Commission proposes the removal of regulatory roadblocks in
CommLaw Group Attorney Ron Quirk was quoted in a recent Law360 article: “FCC’s Infrastructure Votes Pave Way for Bold 5G Push.” In its just released Notice of Proposed Rulemaking and Notice of Inquiry,
Is your telecommunications company unwittingly exposing itself to regulatory oversight, compliance obligations, and an assortment of compliance costs by ignoring the “Private Carrier” exemption from certain Federal Communications Commission (and
What a relief! Tax day is officially behind us. But is it really? Unfortunately, when you are a business operating in the Communications Services sector, taxes and regulatory fees never cease;
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Consumer electronics are integral parts of the Internet of Things (“IoT”). Manufacturers are designing and marketing consumer electronic devices that can perform functions that were unheard of only a year
