Communications
Overview
Franchises to IoT—we’ve been there from the start
In an industry governed by complex and multilayered regulations, we’ve spent more than five decades advising leading broadband, telecom, and video providers on every aspect of their operations. Over that time, we’ve helped shape the regulations that govern your business. We’ve got the historical legal perspective and business insight to provide clear answers quickly and cost effectively.
A passion for innovation and disruption—an eye toward the future
Breakthrough innovations like artificial intelligence, 5G, and the Internet of things create the kind of thorny questions we love to answer. We advise some of the world’s top tech and communications companies on how existing regulations apply (or not) to developing technologies. We also help our clients advocate for policy and regulatory changes that better meet the needs of the evolving communications world.
We’re there every day—but especially when you need us most
When it comes to daily operational issues, we’re a fully integrated part of your team. We provide practical, business-focused advice, work within your budget, and proactively raise potential issues to minimize risk. When the stakes are high, such as rolling out a new product, seeking regulatory approval for a major merger, defending enforcement actions, or pursuing significant litigation—we’re there to not only address the legal challenges, but to help manage stress. No matter the situation, we are accessible, responsive, and sensitive to the many ways in which complex legal issues can affect your business operations.
How We Can Help
Emerging Technology
The "internet of things" or IoT refers to the connecting of everyday objects to the internet, cloud computing platforms, and to other objects.
Communications companies around the globe are embracing AI and leveraging the capabilities of machine learning, neural networks and other emerging technology for a wide array of applications including customer care bots, targeted advertising, recommendations, predictive analytics, network management, cybersecurity, and autonomous operations.
The emergence of novel space-related technologies has not only led to the rapid evolution of the space and satellite industry, but also created unique legal, regulatory, and contractual challenges.
