Spectrum Management Wireless devices such as pagers and cell phones are now commonplace in the U.S. and elsewhere. Consumer demand for mobility in virtually all communications services, and the decline in price for such devices and associated services, is causing an increasingly rapid growth in wireless usage. Wireless Internet access, through various types of handheld devices or Internet appliances, is expected to further accelerate that trend. This dramatic growth in wireless use has resulted in an equally dramatic growth in the need for radio frequency spectrum - the medium that wireless devices use to communicate. Without ready access to reliable, interference-free spectrum, wireless devices are useless. In the U.S. and internationally, the use of RF spectrum is subject to governmental regulation. At ALG, our lawyers are well-versed in those regulations and have broad experience in representing clients before the Federal Communications Commission and other relevant agencies, both here and abroad. They are also experienced in a wide range of transactional work for telecommunications companies and can assist wireless companies not only on the regulatory side but in acquiring spectrum, or the rights to use spectrum, in various types of private transactions. Legal Services Overview   Commercial Real Estate   Corporate Law     -Start-Up Enterprises     -Virtual General Counsel   Intellectual Property   International Practice   Internet and Electronic Commerce     -Internet Legal Audit   Technology     -Emerging Technology and Technology Transfer   Telecommunications     -Spectrum Management Our Fee Structures Representative Projects List Terms and Conditions of Use