Questions

Can Bennet & Bennet assist me with network and system design?

What types of services does Bennet & Bennet offer?

How do I get more information on how Bennet & Bennet can help me or my company?

Can Bennet & Bennet assist me in acquiring spectrum or wireless licenses?

What types of lobbying services does Bennet & Bennet offer?

Can you tell me what regulatory requirements apply to me?

Can you tell me what regulatory requirements apply to me?

What advantages does retaining a full service legal and engineering firm offer to my company?

Can Bennet & Bennet help me with interconnection negotiations?

How can I receive information regarding FCC regulatory issues and industry trends?

Can Bennet & Bennet’s staff come on site to hold technical and legal workshops?

Answer:

Yes. Unlike many rural telecommunications law firms, Bennet & Bennet has
its own technical services team to assist clients with frequency planning and coordination, fixed network design, network optimization
and RF Design.

Answer:

Bennet & Bennet, PLLC is a full service telecommunications law firm specializing
in representing rural telephone companies and telephone cooperatives. The firm is
known for its expertise in wireless telecommunications matters garnered through
representing cellular carriers, paging companies, specialized mobile radio (SMR)
operators, personal communications service (PCS) providers and fixed and mobile
broadband wireless companies. Bennet & Bennet has an in-house staff of degreed
telecommunications consultants, who provide radio frequency (RF) design, network
and technical support to its wireless clients.

Answer:

You can give us a call at (202) 371-1500 or email us using our online form. 

Answer:

Yes. Bennet & Bennet has significant experience in assisting companies acquire
spectrum and wireless licenses including the development and deployment of non-traditional
means of spectrum acquisition. Bennet & Bennet has negotiated spectrum deals
with virtually every large telecommunications company on behalf of its rural and
independent clients.

Answer:

The firm employs a full-time lobbyist and governmental affairs liaison, and with
its recent move to Capitol Hill, has made a significant investment in offering
advocacy and lobbying services before the FCC and Congress on behalf of its rural
telecommunications clients.

Answer:

Yes. The foundation of each client relationship is an understanding of the client’s
specific needs and circumstances. With that understanding, Bennet & Bennet
will explore what, if any, federal, state and local regulations may impact your
company.

Answer:

Yes. The foundation of each client relationship is an understanding of the client’s
specific needs and circumstances. With that understanding, Bennet & Bennet
will explore what, if any, federal, state and local regulations may impact your
company.

Answer:

As a firm of lawyers and technical consultants, Bennet & Bennet offers more
comprehensive and expert guidance to its clients than other “telecommunications
consultants” that may offer regulatory advice. The firm’s clients benefit from Bennet & Bennet’s ability to coordinate both the regulatory and technical aspects of a telecommunications
system both in terms of intellectual synergies and economic efficiency. The firm’s clients benefit from the key combination of legal and engineering
experience in many facets of our practice, including bid evaluation, interconnection
negotiations, negotiation and review of vendor contracts, tower siting and wireless
application preparation.

Answer:

Yes. Bennet & Bennet routinely represents its clients in interconnection negotiations and can assist your company in securing the most beneficial interconnection agreement possible. B&B also assists its clients in state arbitration proceedings to resolve interconnection issues.

Answer:

The firm prepares informational memoranda summarizing and analyzing the most
recent and important actions by the FCC, state regulatory bodies, the courts and
Congress, as well as important recent trends in the telecommunications industry.
To request information on a free one-month trial subscription, click here to use
our online form. The firm also publishes its free online newsletter, “Rural Spectrum Scanner,”
which highlights the latest news affecting rural telecommunications providers. To request a free weekly subscription to Rural Spectrum Scanner, please click here.

Answer:

Yes. The firm has significant experience in conducting workshops and retreats for
its telecommunications clients. These workshops are customized for the needs of the company and focus on telecommunications,
technology, management and customer relations issues.