McKenna Long & Aldridge launched its Sacramento office last month with big-name directors, international credentials and a swaggering pledge to take its share of California's $228 million lobbying pie. "There's always room for new players," says Eric Tanenblatt, head of McKenna's government affairs practice. If he's right, McKenna will join Manatt, Phelps & Phillips and Greenberg Traurig, which have created successful lobbying arms in the capital, gauged by the rough yardstick of reported lobbying income.
December 08, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
McKenna Long & Aldridge launched its Sacramento, Calif., office last month with big-name directors, international credentials and a swaggering pledge to take its share of California’s $228 million lobbying pie.
“There’s always room for new players,” Eric Tanenblatt, head of McKenna’s government affairs practice, said last week.
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