Camillie Landrón advises some of the world's largest companies on a variety of regulatory, appellate, litigation, and public policy matters relating to the technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) industry.

Camillie provides strategic, legal, and policy advice to clients on a wide range of communications issues, including spectrum policy and licensing as well as wireless, broadband, and consumer protection regulatory matters.

Camillie's work on 5G deployment, Internet of Things (IoT), telehealth, media policy, competition, net neutrality, and other issues helps companies across industry sectors shape policy and accomplish their goals. Camillie is also experienced in counseling clients on new and innovative technologies and services, issues related to consumer privacy and protection, and developing compliance strategies that are practical in the context of her clients' operations and business goals. In addition, Camillie has experience with Universal Service Fund (USF) support programs, including audits and appeals, as well as matters relating to accessibility.

Prior to joining the firm, Camillie was an associate at another major law firm in Washington, D.C., where she represented TMT companies on a variety of Federal Communication Commission (FCC) and state regulatory commission proceedings and on litigation and alternative dispute resolution matters. She also counseled clients across industry sectors on compliance with state and federal regulatory requirements relating to communication issues and consumer privacy and protection.