With offices in Washington, DC and Denver, CO, Wilkinson Barker Knauer assists clients in all sectors of the communications field on a wide range of matters. The Firm provides counsel on legal, regulatory, and policy issues at the state and federal level, provides strategic advice, advocates in enforcement and litigation proceedings and handles corporate and transactional work.
With one of the...
With offices in Washington, DC and Denver, CO, Wilkinson Barker Knauer assists clients in all sectors of the communications field on a wide range of matters. The Firm provides counsel on legal, regulatory, and policy issues at the state and federal level, provides strategic advice, advocates in enforcement and litigation proceedings and handles corporate and transactional work.
With one of the largest communications and technology practices in the country, the Firm takes advantage of its attorneys' significant experience in government service, in private practice, and as in-house counsel for communications companies. The Firm combines the services, capabilities, standards, and proven expertise of a large communications practice with the value, flexibility, and client-oriented personal style that only a smaller firm can deliver.
Firm practice areas include wireless and wireline communications, broadcast and other media, international and satellite communications, smart grid, privacy and cybersecurity, state commission and utilities law and regulation, new technologies, IP-based services and tower siting.
The Firm's clients range from the largest communications and technology companies in the world to small start-ups. They include mobile and fixed wireless network operators, local exchange and interexchange companies, broadcasters, cable television operators, Internet technology and networking companies, satellite and international operators, information service providers, electric utilities, equipment manufacturers and retailers, infrastructure owners, and trade associations.
The firm represents clients before the Federal Communications Commission, the Federal Trade Commission, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Rural Utilities Service, the federal courts, as well as other federal and state agencies and utilities commissions.