Wiley’s Lee Goodman and Don Palmer, a Commissioner on the Federal Election Assistance Commission (EAC), discuss how COVID-19 will impact the 2020 Election and ways that citizens can still safely vote.

In this podcast Wiley Rein Of Counsel Rob Walker and Associate Louisa Brooks of the Election Law and Government Ethics practice present a holiday refresher on the federal ethics rules, including practical compliance guidance for the holiday season, from party invitations to stocking stuffers.

In this podcast, Wiley Rein attorney Lukman Azeez discusses the latest episode of HBO’s hit show, Succession, and what the episode gets “right” and what the episode gets “wrong” about congressional investigations. They also share their observations of key Washington, DC scenes in the episode. There are spoilers in this podcast, so please beware!

Robert L. Walker, of counsel in Wiley Rein’s Election Law and Government Ethics Practice discusses U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley’s (R-IA) recent introduction of the S. 1762: Foreign Agents Disclosure and Registration Enhancement Act, which aims to improve compliance and enforcement of the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).

Robert L. Walker, of counsel in Wiley Rein’s Election Law and Government Ethics Practice discusses U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley’s (R-IA) recent introduction of the S. 1762: Foreign Agents Disclosure and Registration Enhancement Act, which aims to improve compliance and enforcement of the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).

In a new episode of Wiley Rein’s Political Law Podcast, Rob Walker – Of Counsel in Wiley Rein’s Election Law and Government Ethics Practice Group – discusses how the U.S. House and Senate may enforce subpoenas through criminal and civil contempt proceedings.

In this episode of the Government Ethics & Investigations Podcast, Wiley Rein attorney Kevin Muhlendorf discusses the SEC’s 2018 Whistleblower Program report, including this year’s record-breaking whistleblower tips and awards.

Wiley Rein partner Peter S. Hyun and of counsel Robert L. Walker, both members of Wiley Rein’s Election Law & Government Ethics and White Collar Defense & Government Investigations practices, co-hosted a podcast focusing on the congressional investigations landscape following last week’s historic midterm elections. With Democrats gaining control of the U.S. House of Representatives and Republicans retaining their majority in the U.S. Senate, the Wiley Rein attorneys had much to discuss regarding the new congressional session that will begin January 3, 2019, under divided leadership.

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