FCC Enforcement Bureau Adds Career Consumer Protection Litigator to its Leadership Team

The Federal Communications Commission’s Enforcement Bureau announced that Phillip Rosario has been named Deputy Bureau Chief, overseeing consumer protection issues for the Bureau.

Rosario was most recently Department Head of the Consumer Protection Department at the Connecticut Attorney General’s Office. Rosario has spent most of his distinguished legal career at the Connecticut Attorney General’s Office, where he established its first stand-alone Consumer Protection Department. As Head of that Department, he implemented several changes to improve its responsiveness to consumers and improve informal adjudication between consumers and businesses, and managed investigations and complex litigation under the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practice Act. His Department has collaborated with federal agencies on consumer protection efforts, most recently collaborating with the FCC Enforcement Bureau on its landmark cramming settlements with AT&T and T-Mobile.