Outlook 2017: Administrative Levers and Mechanisms for Policy Change

RopesTalk
27/01/2017 9 min
Outlook 2017: Administrative Levers and Mechanisms for Policy Change

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What impact will the incoming Trump administration have on potential levers of policy change that are available to the Congress and the Executive branch? Having previously served with the Office of the Solicitor General and as Special Assistant and Associate Counsel to President Obama, respectively, Doug Hallward-Driemeier and Justin Florence from Ropes & Gray’s business and securities litigation practice offer their perspectives on what might lie ahead under the new administration.

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