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About me: See www.antennazoning.com.
I am a member of the bar in the District of Columbia and the State of Maine, by examination in each case.
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Résumé
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38 years
since Fred Hopengarten was first licensed to practice law in DC.
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37 years
since Fred Hopengarten was first licensed to practice law in ME.
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Work Experience
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| Position |
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| Attorney at Solo Practice |
1990–present
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| President and General Counsel at Channel One, Inc. |
1978–1990
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| Consultant at Harbridge House, Inc. |
1972–1978
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| Law Clerk to the Chairman at Federal Trade Commission, Washington, DC |
1969–1969
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Education
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| Colby College |
Economics |
A.B. |
1967 |
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Associations
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| Position |
Association Name |
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| General Counsel |
Harvard Wireless Club |
1987–present
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| Volunteer Counsel |
American Radio Relay League |
1990–present
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| Member |
Federal Communications Bar Association |
2006–present
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Cases
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- Title:
- Koor Communication v. City of Lebanon
- Practice Area:
- Land Use / Zoning
- Outcome:
- Unanimous preemption of local zoning bylaw.
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The local zoning bylaw permitted a maximum height for a broadcast station of 42 feet. The FCC minimum height for the proposed AM radio station was...
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Speaking Engagements
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| Speaking Engagement Name |
Conference |
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| The Antenna Zoning Process |
ARRL New England Convention |
2008 |
| Amateur Radio & the Law |
Dayton HamVention |
2008 |
| Antenna Permitting |
SBE Ennes Workshop |
2006 |
| Antenna Zoning for the Broadcaster |
SBE Ennes Workshop |
2004 |
| Zoning & Siting Towers |
NAB Broadcast Engineering Conference |
2002 |
| Direct Satellite TV Reception |
EIA Telecommunications Trends & Directions |
1980 |
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