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
Nonprofits in Election Season: What Can Your 501(c)(3), 501(c)(4), and 501(c)(6) Actually Do?
What Happens When a Congressional Investigation Spreads Beyond Capitol Hill?
Proposition 211: What It Is and How It Impacts Your Political Advocacy in Arizona
Holtzman Vogel Partners with AAPC Foundation and Forum 2026 - Power, Politics & AI
What Should a Company Do in the First 72 Hours After Receiving a Congressional Oversight Letter?
Holtzman Vogel Adds Former DOJ Deputy Assistant Attorney General Peter Torstensen to Appellate and Constitutional Litigation Practice
Holtzman Vogel Expands Nashville Office with Move to Broadwest
How Does Congress Build an Investigation Against a Company?
'We're Recruiting': Amid DOJ Hires, Holtzman Vogel Looks to Grow
How The Missouri Midterms Wound Up a Constitutional Crisis
Protecting America's Courts from Foreign Influence
Holtzman Vogel Adds Karen Donnelly, Expanding Firm’s Renowned Nonprofit, Advocacy, and Investigations Practice
Trump’s IRS is coming for private schools
Holtzman Vogel Expands Tennessee Regulatory and Litigation Practice with Former Deputy Attorney General Kevin Kreutz
Holtzman Vogel Lawyers Recognized by Best Lawyers in America 2027
America First Legal Files Brief at the U.S. Supreme Court on Behalf of Senators Ted Cruz and Chuck Grassley Supporting Iowa’s Immigration Enforcement Law
NCSL: Supreme Court Election Blockbusters
No Single AI Rulebook but Plenty of Investigators
High Gas Prices, Heightened Enforcement Risk: DOJ and FTC Call on State Attorneys General to Investigate Petroleum Markets
Holtzman Vogel Files Twin Amicus Briefs in Sixth Circuit Voter Records Case
Holtzman Vogel Launches Faith-Based Organizations Practice, Offering Outside General Counsel Approach to Religious Institutions at a Pivotal Moment for Religious Liberty
Religious Liberty at the Supreme Court: What Every Faith-Based Organization Should Be Watching in 2026
Religious Organizations and Political Activity: A 2026 Election-Year Guide
Supreme Court Invalidates Party Coordinated Expenditure Limits, Freeing Parties to Engage in Unlimited Coordinated Activity with Their Candidates
DOJ’s Energy Pivot Signals New Opportunities and New Litigation Risks for Energy, Infrastructure, and Natural Resources Stakeholders
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.