For now she is staying at home and raising our newborn son.I currently work for a small telecommunication company installing telephone and data systems for small/medium business.

So those subsidiaries will need lawyers that specialize in certain areas of real-estate law (e.g. leases, zoning, etc.) and also telecommunication law.

Her Technical Expertise includes: Detailed knowledge of internetworking, in depth telecommunication concepts with an expertise in several protocols like ATM, IP, BGP, SMNP, IPSEC, QoS, VOIP and xDSL technologies.Yolanda possesses proven technical and presentation skills used in communicating highly detailed information to diverse audiences at major corporations.

But I guess many places have nuances.Another local Ohio "nuance" I've been trying to resolve since December is a local cop telling me that by calling/texting/emailing a tenant who left before the end of her lease, with no notice (and took the keys with 7 degree outside,) but after being served with a 3-day notice by my process server, I am committing telecommunication harassment (ORC 2917.21.)

Can't depend on the telecommunication companies or their installers (staff or contract) doing the right thing. 

This is a result of the 1996 Federal Telecommunications Act and the FCC rulings providing interpretation.Here is a guide: http://www.fcc.gov/guides/over-air-reception-devices-rule

I'm a mid-level manager for a major telecommunications company, working out of my home office, and travel frequently.

The legislation deals with employees and applicants for jobs, but I could see courts extending this to cover rental property applicants.http://www.ncsl.org/research/telecommunications-an...I would continue to just view what is publicly available to keep yourself out of trouble, especially knowing you are from California which is a very litigious state. 

Solid brand that is the worlds largest telecommunications company.

Recently, I worked in business development for a telecommunications expense management company (TEM) that manages wireless and landline expenses for small to medium-size corporations with anywhere from 30 to several thousand phone lines.