Bio

Martha Buyer is an attorney who practices telecommunications law. Her clients range from Fortune 500 companies to small family-owned businesses where she has provided a range of telecommunications consulting and legal services, primarily geared to support corporate end-users, work with carriers and equipment providers, as well as landlords of wireless providers. She has also worked extensively with innovative BLECs (building local exchange carriers) to not only ensure compliance with applicable regulation, but to enable them to provide cost-effective services to commercial and residential tenants and owners. Most recently, she has represented landlords who provide rooftop access to wireless carriers.

She currently writes a monthly column for the New York Daily Record, and continues to be a contributor to Business Communications Review. Formerly, she was the legal columnist for Computer Telephony and its successor Communications Convergence, and she has further contributed to a number of other widely subscribed industry publications. She is admitted to practice in New York, Colorado, Wisconsin, and Massachusetts. Ms. Buyer, who is an adjunct faculty member of the Graduate School at Regis University in Denver, is a graduate of Colgate University, the University of Colorado's Interdisciplinary Telecommunications Program, and the Law School at the State University of New York at Buffalo. In 1996 she was selected by Business First to receive the "40 Under Forty" award for community involvement and leadership. She has offices in both East Aurora, NY, and Boulder, CO. She can be reached at martha@marthabuyer.com.