See What’s Coming. Understand What It Means.
Government action can reshape the workplace long before a new law or regulation takes effect. Fisher Phillips’ Government Relations Practice Group helps employers anticipate, understand, and respond to legislative, regulatory, and public policy developments that could affect their organizations.
As part of a preeminent labor and employment law firm, our Government Relations team brings a distinctive perspective to public policy. We combine insight into the legislative, regulatory, and political landscape with the deep workplace law experience of Fisher Phillips attorneys—giving clients a clearer view of what is changing, what it could mean for their businesses, workforces, and operations, and how best to prepare and respond.
How We Help
Public Policy Intelligence
Knowing what is happening is only the beginning. We monitor legislative, regulatory, administrative, judicial, and political developments affecting employers, identify emerging issues and trends, and distill what matters most for our clients and their organizations.
Legislative & Regulatory Strategy
We help clients assess proposed government action, understand its potential legal, business, and operational implications, and develop strategies to prepare for and respond to change. By connecting policy developments to their practical consequences, we help decision-makers evaluate options and determine the right course for their organizations.
When direct lobbying or government advocacy would further a client’s objectives, we coordinate with FP Gov, Fisher Phillips’ affiliated lobbying and government advocacy solution.
Agency & Rulemaking Counsel
Understanding what an agency is proposing is one thing. Understanding how agencies develop policy, weigh competing considerations, and make decisions brings another dimension to effective counsel.
Our Government Relations team includes attorneys and professionals who have served in senior roles in presidential administrations, Congress, lobbying firms, and state and federal agencies, including the U.S. Departments of Labor, Commerce, and Homeland Security. Their firsthand government experience, combined with the deep regulatory and workplace law knowledge of Fisher Phillips attorneys, gives clients insight into both the substance of government action and the processes that shape it.
We bring together the legal, policy, operational, and industry perspectives needed to address agency action. From proposed regulations and agency initiatives to comments and other submissions, implementation, and compliance, we help clients navigate agency processes with a clear understanding of both the policy at issue and the environment in which decisions are made.
Government Investigations & Response
Government inquiries and investigations can create significant legal, operational, and reputational concerns. We draw on resources across Fisher Phillips to help clients assess the issues at stake, respond to government scrutiny, and coordinate legal and business strategies across the organization.
Policy Litigation & Amicus Advocacy
When significant government action calls for a legal response, Fisher Phillips attorneys help clients and industry groups challenge regulatory actions, develop litigation strategies, and participate in matters with broader implications for employers. We also develop amicus briefs that bring an employer perspective to consequential workplace policy and legal issues.
From Policy Development to Business Decision
Public policy matters most when it affects business decisions. Because our Government Relations team is part of Fisher Phillips, we connect government developments to the employment, compliance, litigation, workforce, and operational issues they create—giving decision-makers the context and legal insight they need to anticipate change, evaluate its impact, and respond with confidence.
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