Longtime FCC Administrative Law Judge Richard Sippel died Sept. 8 at age 82 at his Kensington, Maryland, home, confirmed his daughter Serra Thursday. She said the cause was complications from a fall. Sippel was the FCC’s chief ALJ for 32…
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years until his retirement in 2018. Before joining the FCC, Sippel was an ALJ for the Department of Labor and an attorney at the FTC. He also worked as a private attorney and at the SEC. Originally from Jersey City, New Jersey, Sippel moved to the Washington, D.C., area in 1967. He's survived by his wife and three daughters.