The government shutdown has posed significant challenges for lobbyists, as they field a flurry of client questions about what will happen and how it will affect future legislation on Capitol Hill.
“‘Who knows?’ is the answer,” said Ignacio Sanchez, a partner at DLA Piper who co-chairs the firm’s government affairs practice group. “Anyone who says it definitively would be lying.”
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