EPISODE · Dec 7, 2022 · 25 MIN
Don't Let Your Monkeys Become Gorillas: Congressional Oversight Post-Midterms
from Holland & Knight Legal Podcast · host Holland & Knight Legal Podcast
In this post-election special edition episode of our Public Policy & Regulation Group's "The Eyes on Washington Podcast" series, congressional investigation attorneys Tom Davis and Chris Armstrong talk about federal investigations in the next Congress. Mr. Davis and Mr. Armstrong discuss the changes in the Senate and House of Representatives and evaluate the landscape for subpoenas. In addition, Mr. Davis, who previously chaired the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, explains how to look out for the well-being of clients under investigation. Mr. Armstrong, who served as chief oversight counsel under Orrin Hatch, also provides helpful guidance on how to prepare witnesses for a successful trial. Both attorneys emphasize that companies facing potential investigation should be staying ahead of the curve.
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In this post-election special edition episode of our Public Policy & Regulation Group's "The Eyes on Washington Podcast" series, congressional investigation attorneys Tom Davis and Chris Armstrong talk about federal investigations in the next Congress. Mr. Davis and Mr. Armstrong discuss the changes in the Senate and House of Representatives and evaluate the landscape for subpoenas. In addition, Mr. Davis, who previously chaired the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, explains how to look out for the well-being of clients under investigation. Mr. Armstrong, who served as chief oversight counsel under Orrin Hatch, also provides helpful guidance on how to prepare witnesses for a successful trial. Both attorneys emphasize that companies facing potential investigation should be staying ahead of the curve.
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