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FCC Commissioner Starks Announces New Legal Advisor


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FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks appoints Austin Bonner as Legal Advisor covering wireline and public safety issues. Bonner most recently served as an associate with the law firm of Harris, Wiltshire, & Grannis LLP, where she practiced with the Communications and Appellate Litigation groups.

Bonner has served as a co-chair of the Federal Communications Bar Association's Judicial Practice Committee and an adjunct professor at Georgetown University Law Center. She also regularly teaches courses for attorneys on issues in administrative law and appellate advocacy. Before entering private practice, Ms. Bonner clerked for Judge D. Michael Fisher of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.

Starks said, "I am excited to have Austin join my team. She has an outstanding reputation both as a communications lawyer and an advocate. I look forward to working with her to expand digital inclusion and improve public safety."

"I am honored to join Commissioner Starks and the fantastic team he has assembled to bring digital opportunity and empowerment to all Americans," added Bonner. "I look forward to working with the Commission to help address the most important communications challenges of the 21st century."

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