When Litigation
Intersects Washington.
Some cases don't stay confined to a courtroom — they intersect with regulatory agencies, Congressional oversight, or both. That's where my Washington experience comes in: deep, direct experience in politics and the regulatory process, built before I ever worked a case, that lets me navigate that intersection instead of treating it as unfamiliar territory.
Coordinates communications strategy for litigation that intersects with regulatory agency action or Congressional oversight, drawing on direct Washington experience.
A narrative that holds up whether the story is playing out in a courtroom, a regulatory docket, or a Congressional hearing room.
Your case doesn't lose momentum when it crosses from the courtroom into a regulatory or political arena.
Do you name the specific agencies or committees involved?
I don't identify individual matters, agencies, or clients without express permission. I can speak in detail about the process and the Washington experience behind it.
What experience informs this work?
Direct experience in Washington politics and the regulatory process, combined with 3 years as a Dow Jones reporter and 25 years in plaintiff-side communications, including national placements on The Daily, CNBC, and the Joe Rogan Experience.
How is this different from the Legislative Advocacy work described elsewhere on the site?
The Legislative page describes the process of turning a case into a push for statutory reform. This is about litigation that already intersects with an active regulatory proceeding or Congressional oversight effort — related work, different starting point.
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