Representative Matters:

• Representation of clients before the federal agencies, including the Federal Communications Commission, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, and the United States Department of Justice, as well as in congressional lobbying
• Representation of communications carriers before state regulatory commissions nationwide to safeguard the rights of competitive service providers
• Representation of competitive carriers and public interest associations in appeals of federal and state regulatory orders
• Advises clients in key policy proceedings on competitive, broadband, and VoIP matters before state and federal regulatory commissions
• Negotiated interconnection agreements for competitive carriers with incumbent carriers and advised start-up companies on strategic and regulatory matters
• Counseled carriers on competitive policy and regulatory issues in international matters with emerging telecommunications competition

• Federal Communications Bar Association
• Women in Cable and Telecommunications
• American Bar Association

Editorial Board, Journal of Internet Law

• Telecommunications Law Update Columnist, Journal of Internet Law
• Co-author, "VoIP: Regulation Creeps Nearer," Journal of Internet Law, December 2003
• "VoIP’s Unregulated Status Challenged," October 6, 2003
• Co-author, "FCC Adopts New Media Ownership Rules," June 2, 2003
• Co-author, "FCC Rolls Back Competitive Rules," February 20, 2003
• Co-author, "VoIP: The Time has Come," Journal of Internet Law, February 2003
• Co-author, "Navigating Telecom Bankruptcies," November 22, 2002
• Co-author, "FCC Opens Proceeding to Review Media Ownership Rules," October 25, 2002
• "Avoiding Disruptions to Communication Services in the Wake of the Telecommunications Bankruptcies," August 6, 2002
• Co-author. "NTIA Identifies 3G Spectrum; FCC Seeks Comments on NTIA Report," July 29, 2002
• "Broadband: Where Communications and Internet Policy Converge," Journal of Internet Law, July 2002
• Co-author, "Universal Service and Local Competition: Old Myths, New Realities, Proceedings of the Ninth NARUC Biennial Regulatory Information Conference," The National Regulatory Research Institute (1994) (quoted at 141 Cong. Rec. S8,211 (daily ed. June 13, 1995) (statement of Senator McCain))
• Co-author, "United States Telecommunications Law and Practice," Chapter 30 in Telecommunications Law and Practice, Colin D. Long, ed. (Sweet & Maxwell, 2d ed. 1995)
• "Unilateral Tariff Exculpation in the Era of Competitive Telecommunications," Catholic University Law Review, Summer 1992

• Panelist: ALTS Policy Summit, "The Future of Intercarrier Compensation and VoIP", December 2003
• Georgetown University, Guest Lecturer, Fall 2002
• Moderator: FCBA 4th Annual Communications Law 101 Seminar. "State and Local Regulation," November 1, 2002

• Partner, Blumenfeld & Cohen (until merger with Gray Cary in 2002), provided strategic, policy and regulatory advice to clients in the telecommunications, wireless and broadcast industries before federal and state agencies.
• Research Director, Center for Telecommunications Management at the University of Southern California School of Business Administration, organized conferences for telecommunications executives, edited conference papers for publication and published Telecommunications Book Review, a quarterly review of publications of interest to telecommunications professionals.
• Regulatory Analyst, Economics & Technology, Inc., a leading Boston consulting firm, wrote and edited various ETI publications, including Trends in Telecommunications and The Intercity Rate Handbook, and prepared monthly analyses for communications user groups on federal and state regulatory developments.