GT made another key hire in its #GTWashingtonDC office with the addition of Joe Bartlett, who served as Deputy Under Secretary of the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS). 💻Read more: https://t.co/j4lSQs81IL.
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📢 Big news for our Washington, D.C. office and for our clients. GT welcomes a team of government law & policy and national security additions - bringing decades of combined experience in defense, emerging technology, drones, and AI. Read more: https://t.co/2rlcNLxCtO. #GTNews
On Friday we honored former senator and naval secretary John Warner by naming the Naval ROTC building after him. Warner, a @UVALaw alumnus, spent three decades in the U.S. Senate after having served as secretary of the Navy. https://t.co/EdO0CwUAxJ
Burruss Hall will be illuminated in blue and orange in support of the @UVA community. The lighting will be visible beginning at twilight tonight - Friday, Nov. 18. Details ➡️ https://t.co/e23oPdjKMM
Congrats to Senior Policy Advisor @ShawnaWatley for being named a Top Lobbyist for 2022 by the @LobbyInstitute. This award celebrates individuals who saw significant legislative success, demonstrated innovation and are esteemed by their clients and peers. https://t.co/ktjl9A2hXd
In a recent article from @PowerPost, Leader of the firm's #PoliticalLaw Group, @Chris_DeLacy, commented on the renewed attention on President Trump's tax returns and financial records. https://t.co/V50vNs69bg
#FederalPractice attorneys Christopher Armstrong, Charles Borden and Kathryn Lehman will be speaking on the "Principles of Legislative Testimony Preparation and Delivery" for @PACouncil's workshop. @carmstrong07 Register here: https://t.co/R3MKsqdR8F
Thrilled to be featured in this article. We were all inspired by the 240 women who ran for Congress last year. Ultimately, 131 were elected and sworn into the 116th Congress. To support the growing number of women in Congress -- @131Counting was born!
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As control of the #House shifts to #Democrats in 2019 and our country enters a new presidential election cycle, now is the time for entities in Washington to perform reviews of all internal and external #governmentaffairs. #compliance#polticallaw#policy https://t.co/h3vIsJwwHw
Many #ethics experts and liberals are calling for Sen. Jon Kyl to rescue himself from voting on Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to #SCOTUS. Partner Christopher DeLacy weighs in on the situation. @rollcall@chris_delacy#lobbying#campaignfinance https://t.co/WFVo0rCMf5