Robert G. Morse
Partner

Areas of Practice Telecommunications Law Administrative Law Education J.D., George Washington University Law School, 1996, with honors A.B., Stanford University, 1990 Bar Admissions U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, 2002 District of Columbia, 1998 Maryland, 1996

Robert G. Morse has extensive experience in a variety of telecommunications matters, including wireless, common carrier, international, and related transactional issues. He has been a partner of the firm since 1996. Mr. Morse has conducted seminars on FCC wireless and international regulations and works with various wireless and wireline clients on license/authorization applications, tariffing, ongoing regulatory compliance matters, and on regulatory proceedings and developments at the FCC and other federal agencies. Mr. Morse has handled a variety of rulemaking and enforcement matters concerning a wide range of regulatory issues, including broadband/IP regulatory developments, E-911, CALEA, CPNI, Universal Service, disabilities access, and international services regulations, among others.

Mr. Morse is the author of “Note: European Union Mobile Telecommunications Policy and the Communications Act of 1934: Can Congress Avoid a Collision on the Information Superhighway?” which appeared in The George Washington Law School Journal of International Law and Economics in 1995. Prior to attending law school, he served as a legislative assistant for U.S. Representatives Wayne Owens (1991-1992) and Karen Shepherd (1993), both of Utah's Second Congressional District.

Membership, Affiliation, and Recognition

• Member, Federal Communications Bar Association
• Member, American Bar Association
• Former Member, The George Washington University Law School’s Journal of International Law and Economics
• Former Member, The George Washington University Law School Moot Court Board

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