We continuously strive to provide our clients with the highest standard of service. Our firm provides a full range of legal and compliance services, from regulatory compliance to assistance in drafting and filing forms to meet deadlines. We make every effort to respond immediately to clients’ requests and concerns. Our clients can trust that we will maintain our commitment to their confidentiality. We have significant experience in crisis management and other sensitive clients matters.
FEC Announces New Contribution Limits for 2023-2024 Election Cycle
The Federal Election Commission has announced the new,
inflation-indexed contribution limits for the 2023-2024
election cycle. The per-election limit for an individual
giving to a candidate committee has been raised to $3,300.
More details are provided at the hyperlink above. The FEC
has also announced the 2023 inflation-indexed limit for
coordinated party expenditures
(https://www.fec.gov/updates/coordinated-party-
expenditure-limits-adjusted-for-2023/) and the 2023
inflation-indexed threshold for lobbyist bundling
disclosures (https://www.fec.gov/updates/lobbyist-
bundling-disclosure-threshold-increases-2023/).
FEC Finalizes Inflation Adjustments to Civil Monetary Penalties
Effective December 29, 2022, and as required by law, the
Federal Election Commission has amended its regulations to
revise the monetary penalties for certain civil violations
of federal campaign law to account for inflation, based on a
statutory formula.
FEC Approves New Rule Regarding Disclaimers on Internet Communications
At their open meeting on December 1, 2022, the Federal
Election Commission approved a final rule that requires
clearly legible and noticeable disclaimers to be included
on "communications placed for a fee on another person's
website, digital device, application, or advertising
platform," with an exception allowing for shortened
disclaimers on communications that do not allow space for
the full disclaimer or on which the full disclaimer would
occupy more that 25% of the communication. At the same
meeting, the Commission approved a Supplemental Notice of
Public Rulemaking asking for public comment on a proposed
rule that would amend the definition of public
communication to include communications that are "promoted
for a fee on another person's website, digital device,
application, or advertising platform." This rule will take
effect on March 1, 2023.