Law firms with lobbying business tied to Capitol Hill are expecting a busy fourth quarter, as Congress races to finish its legislative to-do list with a new House speaker in place. And while several law firms saw a flat or slower third quarter, some law firms are expecting to end the year on a high note, surpassing lobbying revenue totals from 2022.

Law firms’ lobbying and public policy practices are seeing activity pick up surrounding big agenda items, including the farm bill, National Defense Authorization Act, and federal funding after the House speaker race put a pause on Congress’ legislative calendar.

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