In a significant move within the legal industry, Honigman has announced the recruitment of Daniel Wendt as a partner in its government relations and regulatory practice group and regulatory department in Washington, D.C. This strategic hire bolsters the firm’s capabilities in navigating complex international trade regulations and compliance issues.
Wendt brings a wealth of experience to Honigman, with a practice concentrating on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, U.S. trade laws, and the intricacies of corporate investigations. His expertise extends to designing and implementing compliance programs for both public and private entities. His client portfolio includes sectors such as consumer products, financial services, oil and gas, as well as renewable energy. Prior to joining Honigman, Wendt was a part of the legal team at Miller & Chevalier.
This addition to Honigman’s team underscores the firm’s commitment to enhancing its service offerings in international trade law, a field that is increasingly critical given the current global trade dynamics. The announcement was made on Monday, signaling a positive expansion strategy that aligns with the growing demands for adept navigation of regulatory landscapes.
For more details on this development, you can view the full announcement on Bloomberg Law’s website.