Government and Congressional Investigations
Government Ethics Compliance
Holtzman Vogel Recognized by Chambers USA 2026 in Top Tiers for Political Law, Environmental Law and Land Use
A Conservative Court, but No Monolith
Supreme Court Invalidates Party Coordinated Expenditure Limits, Freeing Parties to Engage in Unlimited Coordinated Activity with Their Candidates
Religious Organizations and Political Activity: A 2026 Election-Year Guide
The Price of Tardiness: New York's Lobbying Late Fees Add Up Fast
Early Returns Podcast - Inside the New Redistricting Wars with Richard Pildes and Jason Torchinsky
Arizona Supreme Court Allows Donor Privacy Challenge to Proceed and Strengthens Independent Free-Speech Protections Under the Arizona Constitution
DOJ’s Energy Pivot Signals New Opportunities and New Litigation Risks for Energy, Infrastructure, and Natural Resources Stakeholders
Before the Letter Arrives: Preparing for the Next Wave of Congressional Oversight
Don't California My Arizona: Why the First Amendment Needs Arizona’s Playbook on AI Political Ads
The Justices Are Finally Colorblind
Holtzman Vogel Adds Brian D. Nieves, Former DOJ Chief of Staff, as Partner
Arizona is handing its AI future to other states — one ‘No’ vote at a time
Why the Castro Indictment Matters: Affirming the United States’ Commitment to Justice and the Rule of Law
Holtzman Vogel Announces Senior Department of Justice Attorney Abhishek Kambli to Join as Partner
Arizona Set to Welcome Its First Lieutenant Governor in 2026
DOJ Tightens FARA Enforcement: What You Need to Know
Early Returns Podcast "Sarah Isgur - Last Branch Standing: Inside the Court That Everyone Gets Wrong"
Hawaii Governor Signs First-of-Its-Kind Legislation to Circumvent Citizens United; Legal Challenges Expected
Procedural Pitfalls in Election Litigation: What Can Be Learned from Recent NYS Appellate Division Decisions
Virginia Supreme Court Strikes Down Redistricting Amendment
Supreme Court Opens the Door for Non-Profits Targeted by State Regulators to Sue in Federal Court to Protect Their Donor Information
Holtzman Vogel Files Amicus Brief in Support of Florida Governor's Fight Against Terrorism in CAIR Case
Cryptocurrency Contributions to Political Committees: An Analysis of State Regulatory Approaches
D.C. law firm launches 1st South Florida office
Holtzman Vogel Adds Akiva Shapiro as New York Managing Partner, Bolstering High-Stakes Litigation and Constitutional Law Practice in Northeast
Jury Finds Live Nation and Ticketmaster Liable of Monopolizing the Ticketing Market — What Companies Need to Know
Companies Must Navigate Partisan Regulatory Agendas from States
Could Cuba be next? Trump administration’s regime change record raises questions
Lindsey Lazopoulos Friedman
Meet Lindsey Lazopoulos Friedman, a partner based in Miami. Lindsey, a former Chief in the Major Crimes Section and Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of Florida, is an experienced trial lawyer who handles white collar criminal defense, government investigations, and complex litigation. During her tenure at the USAO, she tried 13 cases to verdict and resolved over 100 criminal cases spanning healthcare fraud, money laundering, national security, terrorism, and public corruption. A graduate of University of Miami School of Law and Columbia University, Lindsey holds an active Top Secret/SCI clearance and brings extensive experience in counterintelligence, counterterrorism investigation, and navigating high-stakes regulatory enforcement matters.