Capabilities
The new Biden administration and a post-pandemic world on the horizon present a landscape of evolving policy, legislative reform, and regulatory and criminal enforcement priorities. Our Task Force is drawing on first-hand prior senior government and Capitol Hill experience to help our clients across industries navigate this new world.
King & Spalding’s Government Matters Practice is uniquely positioned to help clients as the new administration’s rapidly unfolding priorities impact their business operations. We offer strategic guidance across all things government-facing, including handling complex agency interactions, developing and implementing strategies involving Congress and the Executive Branch, navigating challenging investigations and litigation, and protecting and advancing client interests.
We have decades of experience with regulatory and criminal enforcement investigations by the DOJ, SEC, CFTC, FDA, HHS, EPA, FTC, DOD, USTR, Commerce, Customs, OFAC and CFIUS. We have a deep bench of lawyers who have served in administrations of both parties, and we leverage our bipartisan relationships to optimize results in Washington, and at the state and local levels. With a global cross-disciplinary platform, we bring the right experience and relationships to bear and provide quick, integrated and seamless solutions to complex government-related challenges.
This page is intended as a resource to allow our clients to understand and monitor key issues and developments regarding the new administration and the evolving pandemic environment.
February 22, 2021
Health Headlines – February 22, 2021
February 12, 2021
King & Spalding Discusses SEC’s Potential Focus During Biden Administration
February 3, 2021
Implementation of Final Rule Excluding PBM Rebates from Discount Safe Harbor Delayed Until 2023
February 2, 2021
Jamieson Greer discusses the impact of President Biden reversing tariff relief for aluminum imports from the United Arab Emirates
January 26, 2021
Jackie Glassman explains the surge in activity from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration since January