Crowell & Moring is expanding its newly launched state attorneys general practice with the hire of the former chief deputy AG for the District of Columbia.

Natalie Ludaway serves as an example of the wider dynamics that are pushing firms like Crowell and others to invest in this practice area. She joined the Washington, D.C., Office of Attorney General in 2015 to guide its transformation to an independent agency, and in five years it has joined a vanguard of attorneys general who are aggressively exercising their oversight, investigative and enforcement powers.

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