Like most other large law firms, Holland & Knight is trying to make sense of Tuesday’s election for its clients and for its lobbying practice. Among the new realities firms are digesting: This is the first time in modern history the U.S. House flipped its majority party and the U.S. Senate didn’t; the governor’s office, Cabinet and Legislature are controlled by Republicans; and a relative unknown will govern Florida.
But large law firms with lobbying practices don’t expect major changes because most have been careful to include people from both sides of the aisle on their staffs.
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