Jeremy D. Marcus is a veteran tech and telecommunications law and policy expert with over 25 years of private and public sector experience. Jeremy serves as a Member as Lerman Senter PLLC where his practice focuses on a broad array of information communications and technology issues, including in the firm’s broadband, spectrum, and communications infrastructure; privacy, data protection, and cybersecurity; utilities; and satellite practices. In particular, Jeremy brings his years of leadership in the Federal Communications Commission’s Enforcement Bureau to bear across the firm’s practice areas and clients.
Prior to joining Lerman Senter, Jeremy spent over 20 years in federal service, spanning leadership roles in three FCC Bureaus – the Enforcement, Wireless Telecommunications, and Wireline Competition Bureaus – as well as serving a detail to the White House Office of Management and Budget to work on spectrum auction matters. Most recently, he served as Deputy Chief of the FCC’s Enforcement Bureau, overseeing the Bureau’s Spectrum Enforcement Division and Office of the Field Director. In that role, Jeremy managed the Bureau's efforts to combat unauthorized spectrum use, as well as a range of telecommunications and national security matters, including drones, pirate radio, space debris, 911 outages and cybersecurity. He oversaw the agency’s largest ever settlement, over a matter involving spectrum warehousing.
Before joining the FCC, Jeremy worked in law firms in Washington, DC, and Atlanta, GA, representing start-up communications companies, as well as in-house for MCI Telecommunications Corp.