In light of “sharp and profound” policy shifts following President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration, law firms in Washington, D.C. are closely evaluating both the potential opportunities and challenges that such changes may present. Partners at major firms anticipate that practices in international trade, antitrust, tax, and national security could see growth under the expected regulatory agenda. Conversely, some areas might experience a deceleration in activity.
These anticipated shifts have prompted firms to consider strategic adjustments, as they assess how best to align their resources with areas of potential growth. For more details on these expectations and the evolving landscape faced by D.C. law firms, click here.