Members of McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP's Political Law Practice to Speak at Election Law in Georgia Seminar

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Representatives from McKenna Long & Aldridge’s Political Law practice will serve as featured participants at the Election Law in Georgia seminar in Atlanta on March 19, 2008. The seminar is designed for attorneys, election officials, county and municipal officials, city managers, reporters and news media, candidates, lobbyists and those involved in the voting process.

Political Law practice representatives including: Stefan Passantino, practice chair, Doug Chalmers, partner and Gordon Giffin, chair of the Public Policy and International department will either lead or participate in the following seminar panels:

• Compliance Do’s and Don’ts for Campaigns
• Recent Developments in Federal and Lobbying Disclosure, Gifts and Travel
• Complying With the Ethics in Government Act
• A Brief History of the Voter Rights Act and What to Expect in the Future
• The Role of Independent Political Committees in the Upcoming Election
• Corporate Political Activities

The McKenna Long & Aldridge team will be joined by representatives from the Secretary of State's Office, the Georgia State Ethics Commission, counsel to the Georgia Democratic Party who will also serve as panel speakers. We hope you can join us for this event. For additional information about registration and earning CLE credits, please access the conference web site here.
  

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