Post-Election Review of FCC Policy Agenda Webinar

Jenner & Block is pleased to invite clients and friends of the firm to an exclusive online presentation examining the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) policy agenda following the November 5, 2024, election. This timely session, scheduled for Thursday, November 14, will offer critical insights for business leaders, legal professionals, and corporate decision-makers navigating the evolving regulatory landscape.

The post-election review will be jointly presented by Blair Levin, Policy Advisor to New Street Research and former Chief of Staff to FCC Chairman Reed Hundt, along with a distinguished panel of partners from Jenner & Block's Communications, Internet, and Technology PracticeAppellate and Supreme Court Practice, and Government Controversies and Public Policy Litigation Practice. These experts will explore the FCC’s anticipated policy shifts, key regulatory priorities, and their effect on telecommunications, technology, and related industries.

Why Attend?

  • Critical Regulatory Insights: Gain strategic understanding of how the FCC’s post-election policy agenda may impact your business operations and legal responsibilities.
  • Expert Analysis: Learn from thought leaders and experienced legal advisors at the forefront of communications law, regulatory compliance, and federal investigations.
  • Tailored for Decision-Makers: Designed for business executives, in-house counsel, and industry leaders who need to stay ahead of regulatory changes that can influence their company’s strategic direction.

Presenters:

This presentation is an unparalleled opportunity for those managing legal and regulatory risk in industries impacted by the FCC’s rulemaking to stay informed and prepared for upcoming changes. CLE credit is being offered for this webinar.

For more information or press inquiries, please contact events@jenner.com. Be on the lookout for invitations to more Jenner-hosted events related to the election.

CLE Credit

Though not guaranteed, credit is being sought in the following jurisdictions, and is currently pending approval:

  • California: General – Approved – 1.5
  • Illinois: General – Approved – 1.5
  • New York: Professional Practice – Approved – 1.5
  • Virginia: General – Pending – 1.5

If you have any questions relating to CLE credit, please reach out to cletraining@jenner.com.

Post-Election Review of FCC Policy Agenda Webinar

Jenner & Block is pleased to invite clients and friends of the firm to an exclusive online presentation examining the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) policy agenda following the November 5, 2024, election. This timely session, scheduled for Thursday, November 14, will offer critical insights for business leaders, legal professionals, and corporate decision-makers navigating the evolving regulatory landscape.

The post-election review will be jointly presented by Blair Levin, Policy Advisor to New Street Research and former Chief of Staff to FCC Chairman Reed Hundt, along with a distinguished panel of partners from Jenner & Block's Communications, Internet, and Technology PracticeAppellate and Supreme Court Practice, and Government Controversies and Public Policy Litigation Practice. These experts will explore the FCC’s anticipated policy shifts, key regulatory priorities, and their effect on telecommunications, technology, and related industries.

Why Attend?

  • Critical Regulatory Insights: Gain strategic understanding of how the FCC’s post-election policy agenda may impact your business operations and legal responsibilities.
  • Expert Analysis: Learn from thought leaders and experienced legal advisors at the forefront of communications law, regulatory compliance, and federal investigations.
  • Tailored for Decision-Makers: Designed for business executives, in-house counsel, and industry leaders who need to stay ahead of regulatory changes that can influence their company’s strategic direction.

Presenters:

This presentation is an unparalleled opportunity for those managing legal and regulatory risk in industries impacted by the FCC’s rulemaking to stay informed and prepared for upcoming changes. CLE credit is being offered for this webinar.

For more information or press inquiries, please contact events@jenner.com. Be on the lookout for invitations to more Jenner-hosted events related to the election.

CLE Credit

Though not guaranteed, credit is being sought in the following jurisdictions, and is currently pending approval:

  • California: General – Approved – 1.5
  • Illinois: General – Approved – 1.5
  • New York: Professional Practice – Approved – 1.5
  • Virginia: General – Pending – 1.5

If you have any questions relating to CLE credit, please reach out to cletraining@jenner.com.

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