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Jarrett S. Taubman is counsel in the Washington, D.C. office of Latham & Watkins, where he represents providers of telecommunications, media, Internet and other communications services (and their investors) before the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), state public utilities commissions and various courts. Mr. Taubman assists clients in implementing strategies to facilitate the development of favorable regulatory policy, structuring transactions and securing required regulatory consents, and ensuring ongoing compliance with complex regulatory requirements. Much of his practice involves the navigation of the complex legal and policy issues raised by the advent of broadband services. Mr. Taubman also represents both communications and non-communications clients before the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), a multi-agency group with the statutory authority to review and block proposed US investments by non-US sources, and the Defense Security Service.

I'm currently working on a variety of Federal Broadband Grant projects; international telecommunications outsourcing projects; an appeal of an FCC spectrum licensing decision, and various wireless/wireline/satellite transactional matters.

Broadcast and lecture audiences can count on Andrew Kreig to deliver blunt, entertaining and cutting-edge commentary about the latest public affairs scandals, trends, and under-reported news, including about 2016 candidates. He provides also practical tips for the millions of Americans caught up in unfair litigation or regulation. Based in Washington, DC, Andrew is a passionate and accomplished fighter for the public interest. He delivers to audiences a rare combination of insider revelations about current events, local scandals, national trends, and self-help for civic reformers and fellow researchers. Learn from his decades of reporting, analysis and advocacy:    -- Shocking tales of recent corruption, deception and cover-up by both parties in communities ranging from small towns to world capitals; and    -- Practical how-to tips for reformers on action that brings real-world results.     As editor of the non-partisan Justice Integrity Project, Kreig draws from a trove of sources. His acclaimed book, "Presidential Puppetry," was first book on the Obama second term and it reveals devastating hidden histories about Washington insiders in both political parties. Andrew argues that the same pattern of under-reported news is occurring in 2016 races, badly hurting the public.His background includes 14 years as a metro newspaper reporter, plus degrees from Yale Law School, the University of Chicago Law School, and Cornell. He has lectured on five continents and is a frequent radio, TV, and cable news commentator.A former Golden Gloves regional finalist, Andrew shows how the public can fight back —but only by hitting hard at the right spots.