Bob’s interest in communications dates back to his days as a disc jockey at Georgetown University’s radio station. He has handled numerous transactions and regulatory matters for radio and television broadcasters, and also advises clients spearheading the telecommunications industry’s migration to the next generation of wireless services. Bob specializes in counseling companies that are building, equipping and supporting wireless networks that will provide, among other things, 5G service and connectivity for the Internet of Things. Bob also is an expert on regulatory and transactional issues relating to unlicensed uses of spectrum, access to infrastructure, rights of way and multi-tenant properties.

Bob regularly advocates for clients on spectrum allocation matters before the FCC, and assists companies attempting to introduce new wireless broadband equipment or services to the marketplace. He also works on cable and satellite carriage issues, including the negotiation of carriage agreements between television stations and cable/satellite operators.

Bob is also co-chair of the Federal Communications Bar Association’s Telehealth Committee and has advocated before the FCC on telehealth issues.