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Public Law & Policy
Mackenzie Hughes provided a major Central New York employer with a detailed analysis of both federal and state campaign finance laws, ensuring the company remained in compliance with all applicable regulations. The firm also advised clients on the need to set up a political action committee and the status of pending federal and state legislative initiatives.
Mackenzie Hughes attorneys servicing the Public Law & Policy Practice area
include:
Jeffrey D. Brown
David M. Garber
Stephen T. Helmer
Mackenzie Hughes’ Public Law and Policy practice group consists of lawyers who have considerable experience in government services, including: a former state legislator and regional director of the State Attorney General’s office, a staff attorney for the New York State Legislative Bill Drafting Commission, and the top attorney (Corporation Counsel) for the City of Syracuse.
This government experience allows Mackenzie Hughes to assess client issues from a legal framework, as well as within policy and political contexts. Our attorneys have effectively achieved local, state and federal legislative solutions for our clients who seek specific and strategic administrative and policy action by government agencies and authorities through drafting, monitoring, and testifying and lobbying for and against specific appropriations and legislation.
Specific services include:
Counseling businesses on the liabilities stemming from statutory, regulatory, and common law actions
Accounting and corporate governance
Counseling health care clients in drug and device regulation, Medicare/Medicaid and medical privacy, including HIPAA
Counseling clients on the full range of data privacy and security laws
Advising clients on a whole range of local, state and federal legislative matters
Advising clients on tax issues, including tax sheltering and pension reform
Advising clients in various other issues, including antitrust, telecommunications, and government contracts
Providing clients with quality, issue-based representation
Assisting clients in compliance with all of the major energy, environmental, natural resource and transportation laws
Guiding clients through policy debates
Representing its clients on appropriations matters, including preparation of the documentation and other information necessary, presenting the case, understanding the timing of the action, and seeing the request through to completion
Developing and managing coalitions by bringing together industries with common interests to effectively advocate policy positions
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