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The Kandutsch Law Office often accepts referrals from other attorneys who believe that their clients' interests are best served by referral to an attorney with expertise in our particular areas of focus. For example, we accept referrals from real estate practitioners representing apartment owners or condominium associations, but who lack specific experience in dealing with cable and telecommunications agreements and providers. As a referring attorney, you can rest assured that your client will receive committed and skilled work product from the Kandutsch Law Office. The Kandutsch Law Office adheres to all of the requirements of Rule 1.04 of the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct pertaining to co-counsel agreements. This includes making certain that the client gives written consent to the relationship and the sharing of fees.

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Multifamily Broadband Council (MBC)

In wake of the FCC’s Notice of Inquiry called Improving Competitive Broadband Access to Multiple Tenant Environments, competitive access to multi-tenant properties is again a burning public policy issue. We intend to summarize the controversy in a series of blog entries in the coming weeks.

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Question of the Day #4: What is a “bulk” service agreement and how does it differ from other access agreements?
A bulk service agreement differs from a non-bulk or “retail” agreement (also known as an “access agreement” or a “right of entry agreement”) in that under the former it is the property owner (or, in the case of a condominium or other common interest development, the homeowners’ association (“HOA”)) – and not the individual subscribing resident – that receives and pays the monthly invoice from the service provider.
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Carl Kandutsch Law Office
2520 Avenue K, Suite 700/760
Plano, Texas 75074
Telephone: (214) 427-5354
Mobile: (207) 659-6247
Email: carl@kandutsch.com

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