When Donald Trump inherits the White House and a Republican-controlled Congress in January, Washington, D.C., regulatory law practices will face a test.
It won’t be the first time.
From the ghost of Howrey, a cautionary tale.
November 21, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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When Donald Trump inherits the White House and a Republican-controlled Congress in January, Washington, D.C., regulatory law practices will face a test.
It won’t be the first time.
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