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Edwin N. Lavergne

Principal


202-783-5070
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Edwin Lavergne is a Principal in the Washington, D.C. office of Fish & Richardson and responsible for co-managing the firm's communications and government affairs practice.  He provides business, regulatory, transactional, and litigation advice to clients concerning privacy and data security; wireless telecommunications services; spectrum leasing; gambling, lottery and sweepstakes laws; and telemarketing, advertising, and promotion laws. His clients include hotel and gaming companies; telecommunications and wireless security equipment manufacturers; public and private schools, colleges, and universities; and Catholic archdioceses and dioceses.

Admissions

  • District of Columbia 1980
  • Supreme Court of the United States
  • United States District Court for the District of Columbia
  • District of Columbia Court of Appeals

Memberships and Affiliations

Outside Counsel for the Catholic Television Network.
Founder and former Chairman of Funds for Learning, LLC, an educational technology consulting firm.
Former Public Policy Counsel for the National Association for Information Services (representing the pay-per-call industry) and the Interactive Services Association (representing the online services industry).

Other Distinctions

Publications and appearances
Authored "New State Laws Create Challenges for Retailers in Safeguarding Customer Data," published by Retailing Today (2009).

Authored "FCC Gives Teeth to the CAN-SPAM Act," published by the New York University Journal of Law and Business (2005).

Co-authored the law and policy chapter in Net Success published by Adams Media Corporation (1999). With a foreword by AOL's Steve Case, Net Success explores the Internet's influence on consumers and considers how business leaders should approach the Internet.

Co-authored The Interactive Marketplace Regulatory Handbook published by Thompson Publishing Group - a comprehensive guide to federal and state laws governing telemarketing, infomercials, home shopping, online services, and related interactive media issues (1995).

Has appeared on Good Morning America, and has been quoted in numerous publications, including The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post.

Has written more than 60 articles on issues concerning telephone and Internet services, which have appeared in The Multimedia Law Report, InfoText, Phone Plus, and Voice Processing magazines.

Education

  • BS, Ithaca College 1976
  • MS, Ithaca College 1977
  • JD, Georgetown University Law Center 1980