Congressional investigations and hearings are far from typical legal or legislative proceedings. Congressional Oversight is a unique arena, charged with political theater and significant outcomes. An invite—or summons—to answer to Congress is serious business, requiring a keen grasp of the distinct rules, players, and shifting agendas.

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Is your company prepared for a congressional investigation?
Congressional oversight is broad, fast-moving, and can target any company — regardless of wrongdoing. Partners Kristina Moore and Veronica Renzi break down how these investigations work and what business leaders can do to prepare.
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Our Congressional Investigations & Crisis Management Services

When your company faces a Congressional probe, consider it a pivotal event. Crafting an apt response demands deep insights into the political and media landscape, stakeholders involved, and potential risks to your company—and your personal reputation.

In these high-stakes, hot-seat situations, where time is tight and words carry weight, you need the guidance of seasoned professionals. Womble's team, led by Congressional veteran Kristina Moore, is equipped to blend with your legal, government, and PR experts, fortifying your response.

Kristina's Capitol Hill alliances and strategic communications acumen offer invaluable foresight and connectivity. Her team's ability to engage decisively can wholistically prepare you and your company for your moment before the dais.

With a track record of over 14 years, 150 hearings, and 30 probes, including high-profile cases like Deepwater Horizon, Solyndra, and vehicle emission standards, as well as nearly a decade as a senior advisor of strategic communications at a global management consulting firm, Kristina has the experience to manage the moment. Her counsel has steered Fortune 500 firms through public turmoil and Congressional scrutiny.

The Midterms and What They Mean for Congressional Oversight
With control of Congress in flux, companies may soon face investigations on multiple fronts. Partners Kristina Moore and Lee Van Voorhis discuss how to assess risk, engage strategically, and prepare before an inquiry begins.
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