Roughly a year ago, our Firm participated in BWG Global teleconferences (https://bwgglobal.com/) on cross-border payments on June 23 and July 18, 2025. See www.wstelecomlaw.com/2025/07/u-s-sanctions-on-russia-anticipating-the-winds-of-war. Recently, we revisited that discussion at BWG’s most recent cross-border payments teleconference, updating

     Some recent case law developments suggest that broadband providers in Georgia seeking access to local tower-siting facilities and public rights-of-way may face unanticipated hurdles.      The first is T-Mobile South, LLC v. City of Roswell (rejecting T-Mobile’s multi-year

     The attached alert: “Content Regulation in the Age of Misinformation – Part III: Plaintiffs at the Gates”. Dates will follow soon. The attached alert discusses the recent California jury verdict finding Meta and Google liable for social media

      FinCEN’s latest rule extends beneficial ownership reporting to all-cash real estate transactions — another step in what we call “The Hunt for Personal Information."     Our recent Alert  The Hunt for Personal Information  explores the growing tension between

     As artificial intelligence (AI) regulation accelerates, an old federalism question is resurfacing: can the federal government preempt state AI laws absent congressional authorization?  The Trump Administration has signaled a deregulatory, hands-off approach to AI, while threatening to preempt

  Uncertainty appears to be the hallmark of today’s U.S. economy. While Covid is now (hopefully) behind us, rapidly changing Tariffs, supply chain disruptions from the trade war with China, inflation, high interest rates (albeit declining), and a government shutdown with

  This alert  BWG-Sanctions-Update-9-17-25-Final summarizes our latest discussion at the continuing BWG Global teleconferences on Cross-Border payments (September 12, 2025). See https://bwgglobal.com/. For our prior discussions on this topic, please see  https://wstelecomlaw.com/2025/07/u-s-sanctions-on-russia-anticipating-the-winds-of-war/. For details about these sanctions and their implications for

In a landmark decision, Consumers’ Research t al. v. Federal Communications Commission, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals  had found that the FCC’s assessment and collection of Universal Service Fund (USF) fees constituted an unconstitutional “tax,” thereby calling into question

       This alert BWG-Fireside-Chat-Negotiable-Hostilities-Sanctions-Update

This alert (see attached Foreign Investment 5-19-25 PDF) accompanied the presentation delivered by Walt Sapronov of our Firm on May 11, 2025, at the Center for International Legal Studies (CILS) Conference, Vienna, Austria (see attached European Investment 5-8-25 PDF).  The