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The purpose of the 911 Act is to improve public safety by encouraging and facilitating the prompt deployment of a nationwide, seamless communications infrastructure for emergency services. One provision of the 911 Act directs the FCC to make 911 the universal emergency number for all telephone services.

The CommLaw Group assists traditional telecommunications service providers, interconnected VoIP providers, broadband service providers, and advanced IP-enabled communications service providers with 911 / E-911 FCC and state regulations. 

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  • FCC 214 licensing and 499 registration
  • State telecommunications licensing
  • Helping carriers enter the market through the procurement of other necessary licenses and registrations
  • Tariffing a company’s communications services
  • Monitoring and analyzing rule changes that affect all businesses
  • Preparing the reports a company must file to maintain its certification status 
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Award-winning practice with unparalleled experience in the telecommunications sector, our clients include VoIP, wireless and traditional telecom companies, SaaS and cloud technologists, and nearly every imaginable business driving the digital revolution.

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Fifth Circuit Upholds Constitutionality of the Universal Service Fund and Legality of FCC's Reliance on USAC for its Administration

Form 499 Filers Beware! Risks and Consequences are High for Carriers Reporting Wholesale Revenue in Reliance on USF Exemption Certification Forms

CJEU Issues Judgment on Legal Framework for Lawful Interception Obligations and Costs Incurred by Electronic Communications Providers

FCC IMPOSES ROBOTEXT PREVENTION REQUIRMENTS ON MOBILE WIRELES PROVIDERS; SEEKS COMMENTS ON ADDITIONAL PROPOSED ROBOTEXT RULES

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