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Licensed in District of Columbia for 45 years
State: District of Columbia
Acquired: 1980
No misconduct found
Location
Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
1919 Pennsylvania Avenue N West Suite 200, Washington, DC, 20006-3402
Law Offices of David M Silverman
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Experience
Associations
District of Columbia Bar
Member
American Bar Association
Member
Federal Communications Bar Association
Member
International Trademark Association
Member
American Intellectual Property Law Association
Member
Education
1980
Northwestern University School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
1976
Northwestern University
MA - Masters
1973
New College
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Speaking Engagements
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American Women in Radio & Television, Washington, DC Chapter
The World Is Your Audience–Internet business ideas for network, cable and radio
N/A
Entertainment Law in Review Seminar
Unknown
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Washington Area Lawyers for the Arts (WALA), the DC Bar’s Arts, Entertainment, & Sports Law Section and WAMA
Clients and Contracts in the Entertainment Industry
Publications
2005
PLI Program on Cable Television Law
FCC Content Regulation of Cable Programming Networks in the Areas of Indecent/Obscene Programming and Children’s Programming
2001
Federal Communications Law Journal
The FCC’s Main Studio Rule: Achieving Little for Localism at a Great Cost to Broadcasters