With two stunning wins in less than 10 days, G. Eric Brunstad Jr. helped win over $12 billion in national wireless licensing. The decisions were a victory for bankruptcy law principles and a harsh blow to the FCC. Bingham Dana's Brunstad entered the Hartford, Conn., case between the FCC and NextWave Personal Communications as it moved to the D.C. Circuit and grew into a clash of technology between Congress and the FCC.
July 13, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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