How do I Find a Lobby Firm?
According to the All American League of Lobbyists website, the Lobbying Disclosure Act (LDA) of 1995 required almost all people who are paid to lobby at the federal level to register with the Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk of the House. A lobby firm may be retained by a soda manufacturer that is against a new bill banning soda from schools. This corporation is an example of a business with a right to hire someone to influence lawmakers. Companies may rely on government data, directory lists and referrals to help find a lobby firm.
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Contact the Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk of the House, since federal lobby firms must be registered with them. Get in touch with them by phone or online, using the All American League of Lobbyists website, where you can find a comprehensive list of professionals and firms within the lobbying field (see the Resources section).
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Ask large corporations that use a lobby firms for a referral. Contact the public relations or legal department of a company in your industry to inquire about a lobby firm that they use. Sometimes this information may be found on the company's website.
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Search on the Internet directory, LobbySearch.com (see the Resources section) to locate a lobby firm. You will be able to find results that are by state and within your professional industry to enhance your chances of finding the best one for your company.
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