K.C. Halm counsels competitive telecommunications, VoIP and broadband service providers on a wide range of telecommunications competition and broadband policy matters, including interconnection, use of number resources, intercarrier compensation, licensing and tariff obligations. He also litigates these issues in federal and state courts, and before administrative agencies.
K.C. has particular expertise in negotiating, arbitrating and litigating interconnection, traffic exchange and intercarrier compensation agreements for competitive telecommunications and VoIP providers. He also helps clients obtain franchise and license authority to install fiber and other transmission facilities in public rights-of-way.
In addition to representing clients in communications litigation and regulatory matters, K.C. advises service providers and other entities on subscriber privacy and network security issues under federal and state communications law, including CALEA, CPNI and cable privacy statutes. His work in this area involves drafting subscriber agreements, privacy policies, acceptable use policies and other related documents for communications entities and other companies.
K.C.'s clients include: Bend Broadband, Bright House Networks, Charter Communications, Easton Utilities, Kampung Communications, Monmouth Telephone, Suddenlink Communications, 10D Telecom, 360 Networks, Wave Broadband and XO Communications.