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 FCC  WIRELINE  COMPETITION  BUREAU  ANNOUNCES  ACTING  CHIEF  AND  ACTING  DEPUTY  CHIEF  OF  THE  TELECOMMUNICATIONS  ACCESS  POLICY 
 DIVISION 
 Washington,  D.  C.  –  Today,  Dorothy  Attwood,  Bureau  Chief  of  the  Federal  Communications  Commission’s  (FCC)  Wireline  Competition  Bureau,  made  the  following 
 personnel  announcements. 
 Eric  Einhorn  has  been  named  Acting  Chief  of  the  Telecommunications  Access  Policy  Division.  Mr.  Einhorn  will  serve  as  Acting  Chief  for  Katherine  Schroder,  who  will  be  on 
 parental  leave  through  the  end  of  the  year. 
 Mr.  Einhorn  has  been  Deputy  Chief  of  the  Telecommunications  Access  Policy  Division  since  April  2001,  with  responsibility  for  issues  relating  to  high-  cost  universal  service 
 support,  contribution  methodology  and  advanced  services.  After  joining  the  Commission  in  January  1999,  Mr.  Einhorn  served  as  Attorney  Advisor  in  the  Policy  and  Program  Planning 
 Division  of  the  Common  Carrier  Bureau,  where  he  was  the  team  leader  for  the  Verizon  Massachusetts  271  proceeding.  He  also  worked  on  various  other  competition  policy  matters 
 including  mergers,  privacy  issues,  and  other  271  proceedings. 
 Before  joining  the  FCC,  Mr.  Einhorn  was  an  associate  at  Swidler  Berlin  Shereff  Friedman,  LLP  in  Washington,  D.  C.  in  the  Telecommunications  Group  and  Cadwalader, 
 Wickersham  &  Taft  in  New  York  City  specializing  in  litigation.  After  graduating  from  law  school,  Mr.  Einhorn  served  as  a  judicial  law  clerk  for  the  Honorable  Roger  G.  Strand  of  the 
 United  States  District  Court  for  the  District  of  Arizona.  Mr.  Einhorn  received  his  J.  D.  cum  laude  from  Boston  College  Law  School  in  1995,  where  he  was  an  Executive  Editor  of  the 
 Boston  College  Law  Review.  Mr.  Einhorn  received  a  B.  S.  from  Cornell  University  in  1992. 
 Diane  Law  Hsu  has  been  named  Acting  Deputy  Chief  of  the  Telecommunications  Access  Policy  Division,  with  responsibility  for  contribution  methodology  and  advanced 
 services. 
 Ms.  Law  Hsu  rejoined  the  FCC  as  an  Attorney  Advisor  in  the  Telecommunications  Access  Policy  Division  in  November  2001,  handling  issues  relating  to  the  definition  of 
 services  supported  by  universal  service,  contribution  methodology  and  advanced  services. 
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 Before  rejoining  the  FCC,  Ms.  Law  Hsu  served  as  a  regulatory  and  commercial  attorney  with  Lucent  Technologies.  After  graduating  from  law  school,  Ms.  Law  Hsu  worked 
 for  the  FCC  in  the  Office  of  General  Counsel,  Wireless  Telecommunications  Bureau,  and  the  Common  Carrier  Bureau.  Ms.  Law  Hsu  covered  spectrum  auction  and  universal  service 
 contribution  methodology  issues.  Ms.  Law  Hsu  received  her  J.  D.  from  Harvard  Law  School  in  1994  and  her  B.  A.  from  Yale  University  in  1991. 


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