On August 26, 2021, from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m., TLF’s Associate, Sophie Geguchadze, with Jonathan will present two live one-hour CLE credit webinars for the Washington State Bar Association, Administrative Law Section. The first hour of this two hour…
On February 27, Dr. Kramer announced that he had passed the California Real Estate Broker examination. In that post he said to watch for what was next. Well, what was next was that he formed Telecom Realty Corporation, a California…
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TLF Senior Partner Dr. Jonathan Kramer will be a panel presenter at the AGL Summit to be held on April 8, 2021. He is slated to be on the “Microtrends for small Cells in 2021” panel. Jonathan will provide a…
In additions to his three post-graduate degrees (JD, LL.M, LP.D), his 6 FCC licenses, his two state bar license (CA and NM), his 5 federal court admissions, and his California Contractor License, on February 27, 2021 Dr. Jonathan Kramer passed…
The California Telecoms have caused SB 378 to be introduced in the State Senate on February 10, 2021. The proposed Bill text requires California local governments to permit the installation of fiber optic cables using “microtrenching” that, says, in essence:…
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Dr. Jonathan Kramer to participate in Alpha Wireless’s free webinar, “Small Cell Deployments: The critical factors involved in achieving swift approval.” October 1, 2020. This webinar will be focused on how to work with local governments to achieve deployment approvals…
The long-awaited rewrite of the FCC RF safety rules has been published in the Federal Register. Those new rules will become effective on June 1, 2020. Here’s a link to the new rules: https://t.co/BjxSXWQ111?amp=1 Every jurisdiction in the U.S. will…
T-Mobile. or rather “New T-Mobile” as it’s now called, reports that it has closed the purchase of Sprint. This will have very little immediate impact on Sprint and T-Mobile landlords, but it will have a major impact starting some months…