Bingham ConsultingDealing With the Government
Dealing With the Federal Government
Bingham Consulting has deep experience gained from years of service in senior-level positions in the White House, Congress, the Department of Justice (DOJ), the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the Department of State and the Department of Interior, among other federal government entities. Our consultants help clients navigate their way through the layers of federal bureaucracy and manage their risk. We can assist clients through inquiries and investigations at the SEC, FTC and the newly created federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), established under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
Dealing With State Governments and State Attorneys General
We are one of the oldest, largest and most experienced consulting groups assisting clients through the legal, political and policy worlds of the states and their Attorneys General. Almost all of our consultants have experience at the highest levels of state government, including as Governor, Attorney General and other high-ranking posts in state capitals. From resolving multistate investigations involving all 56 states and territories, to proactively meeting with state regulators to raise a company’s profile, to developing and implementing strategies for coordinating a company’s response to parallel federal-state investigations, to handling antitrust reviews by states, our clients trust us to help them navigate myriad state Attorneys General Actions.
Dealing with Tribal Governments
Bingham Consulting provides clients with in-depth understanding, analysis and problem-solving related to the complex problems that arise in Indian country and fall within the scope of federal Indian law and policy. Our experience includes serving as a congressional appointee to the Indian Law and Order Commission. We assist clients in dealing with the challenges posed by tribal sovereignty as well as the economic and diverse governmental interests of American Indian and Native Alaskan peoples. These issues include, complex land use questions, taxation, civil and criminal jurisdiction and tribal courts, energy development, financial instruments and indebtedness, and intergovernmental relations, among others.