Question: What $12 billion-a-year business does not have a lobbyist in Washington? Answer: The adult entertainment industry. But Michael Ross is going to change all that. The Sacramento-based lobbyist has big plans for pushing a diverse agenda that ranges from the status of independent contractors to e-commerce issues to trade relations with China. Ross' first problem has been overcoming his clients' pariah status.
August 23, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Question: What $12 billion-a-year business does not have a lobbyist inWashington? Answer: The adult entertainment industry.
But Michael Ross is going to change all that. The Sacramento-based lobbyisthas big plans for pushing a diverse agenda that ranges from the status ofindependent contractors to e-commerce issues to trade relations with China.Ross’ first problem has been overcoming his clients’ pariah status.
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