Crowell & Moring on Thursday became the latest major law firm to establish a state attorneys general practice group, pushing back against states that have become more aggressive in using their oversight, investigative and enforcement powers.

Clayton Friedman, who is leaving the partnership at Sidley Austin to lead Crowell’s new state attorneys general enforcement and investigations practice, said companies often don’t know how to manage an investigation by government regulators.

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