In a surprise ruling, the FCC determined that a landowner was responsible for removing a 375’ guyed tower on their property after the broadcaster that
AT&T (via BlackDot), is contacting tower owners and landowners and trying to convince them to renegotiate their leases. If you have read our previous content-
As we do every year around this time, we provide our predictions for what we expect to happen in the upcoming year. Some of our
American Tower has two cell towers on a piece of property in Batavia, IL. A home developer appears to have put together a plot plan
One of the joys of being on this side of the business is the relationships we form with landowners- both leads and clients. This morning,
If you have followed our musings over the years, you know that we don’t like the lease renegotiation industry. In the past we have observed
Yesterday, in a surprise press release by Verizon, Verizon indicated that it had formed a joint venture with AT&T and Tillman Infrastructure to develop “hundreds”
We applaud Verizon for their interest in preventing their leases from being sold to third parties like lease buyout companies. It is understandable that Verizon (along
A municipal client, who has multiple public safety towers upon which Verizon is colocated, received a call and letter from a Verizon representative asking for
One of our client’s called us yesterday to let us know that they had been beleaguered by a tower company rep who was perhaps too
