Jones Day's telecommunications regulation lawyers represent telecommunications service providers, media concerns, equipment manufacturers, and aerospace companies in connection with local, national, and international legal regulations. We practice before regulatory agencies, communications ministries, and international organizations, closely monitoring legislative and regulatory developments, advocating our clients' positions before the appropriate authorities, and providing strategic advice on the impact of new laws on their business activities.

Our practice involves representing clients before the Federal Communications Commission (FCC); the European Commission (EC); the International Telecommunication Union (ITU); and other U.S., international, and multinational regulatory agencies and communications ministries. This representation primarily includes telecommunications service license applications, tariff proceedings, applications for earth stations, satellite system and terrestrial wireless licenses, earth station access and launch authority applications, equipment certification, broadcasting, administrative advocacy and rulemaking participation, petitions for declaratory rulings, and petitions for assignment or transfer of control of telecommunications service licenses.