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Telecommunications

  

For our clients that create, sell, or license telecommunication technology, we understand the value of their intellectual property a and how to both protect and leverage those assets. We can negotiate "custom" transactions, and advise on improvements to existing "standard" agreements. We also understand the technology sales process and methods vendors can use to shorten their time to sale and reduce transaction costs.

  

Our telecommunications practice offers a wide range of legal services clients seek in this field.  We can assist  in corporate and transactional matters (including venture capital), intellectual property, e-commerce, Internet, litigation and arbitration, and administrative law and regulation.  We can assist clients with matters ranging from routine filings before administrative agencies to merger transactions. We can represent a wide variety of telecommunications providers, manufacturers and developers of content such as  common carriers; cable television companies; telephone services; and direct broadcast satellite enterprises.  We also can assist in spectrum licensing, including microwave, commercial radio stations and multichannel distributions.

  

We can give strategic advice in the commercial field on the development of new telecommunication products, brands and services, and the availability of intellectual property protection.  We can advise on commercial agreements that focus on the exploitation of IP rights, including licensing, distribution, sponsorship, franchising, co-marketing, R&D collaboration and technology transfer agreements. We can efficiently assist clients in the development of policies and procedures that address legal risks and operational issues that arise from the use of technology in the workplace, including policies on employee technology use (e-mail and Internet use), security, and privacy and confidentiality. We can represent clients on a wide variety of  regulatory projects and business transactions. We can also advise companies seeking to acquire state-of-the-art communications equipment and services from equipment vendors and service providers.