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Effective on Monday, April 2, the Washington DC office of Davis Wright Tremaine LLP that was located at 1500 K Street has changed locations.  We are joining our colleagues from the law firm that was formerly known as Cole Raywid & Braverman, and moving into their office at the following address:

Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, 1919 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Suite 200, Washington, D.C. 20006-3402

New phone numbers for our broadcast attorneys will also be in place starting on Monday.  Those include the following new direct dial numbers:

David Oxenford  202-973-4256            Robert Corn-Revere  202-973-4225

David Silverman  202-973-4200           Bryan McGinnis  202-973-4285

Ronald London  202-973-4235              Brendan Holland  202-973-4244 

Karen Ross  202-973-4269                    Amber Husbands  202-973-4219

The main office number is 202-973-4200.  The fax is 202-973-4499.

Please update your contact information, as calling the old phone numbers will just give you a recording. 

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Almost every day, something happens that affects the broadcast world. In our office, we are constantly running back and forth across the hall, or shooting each other emails, about news stories or regulatory actions that we think are important or interesting – and about which we need to keep informed to serve our clients. Often, we’ll pass some stories on to clients to whom we think that they might be relevant. When we see something of major significance, we often incorporate it into a bulletin or advisory that goes to all of our clients. 

But we don’t always get every important or interesting story to every client. So we’ve decided to try this blog - to give our take on some of the events that we see that are relevant to the world of the broadcaster. Obviously, we write as lawyers, and our focus will be on legal issues. But we will try to reach beyond the legal issues, to point at trends and developments that we see as affecting the industry. And we’ll report on those things that we see that simply are interesting or amusing to those in the broadcast industry. And we’ll look for your responses to our thoughts and observations, and hopefully have a dialog on these issues.

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