For over 40 years, I have represented public and private sector clients regarding cable, energy/public utility, wireline and wireless telecommunications administrative litigation, regulatory and transactional matters. At the beginning of my legal career, I served as a law clerk to Justice Edmund V. Keville at the Massachusetts Appeals Court and as a full-time Instructor of Legal Research and Writing at Boston College Law School (as well as the player-coach of a Law School basketball team known as the TJ Hoopers). For five years, I served as an Assistant Attorney General and Chief of the Utilities Division of the Massachusetts Office of the Attorney General as a representative of consumer interests in public utility and telephone company rate cases, financing applications and other proceedings.  In private practice, I have represented investor-owned and municipal utilities, cable operators and a cable trade association, competitive local exchange carriers, wireless service providers and state and local governmental entities. I also served for twelve years as a part-time Assistant City Solicitor for the City of Newton, Massachusetts.