A former federal prosecutor and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission attorney, Tim focuses his practice on white collar criminal defense, internal investigations, SEC enforcement and corporate compliance. He represent companies and individuals in a range of government investigations and enforcement actions, including matters involving the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and other potential corporate misconduct. He also represent clients in congressional investigations.
Represents employers on all aspects of employment, from hiring to discharge.
He partnered with his clients to learn their business from the ground up and understand their risk tolerance, understanding there is no one-size-fits-all solution to the myriad and evolving labor and employment challenges they face on a near-daily basis. Delivers solutions for businesses while minimizing risk.
Proven legal and legislative problem-solver focusing in the areas of export controls, infrastructure, national security, retail, tax, trade, transportation and other issues.
Policy, politics, and legal expert with 20 years experience advising clients on legal and legislative issues, including in Democratic leadership positions. Focus on cybsersecurity, immigration, privacy, national security, competition, IP, and a wide range of civil and criminal justice reform issues.
2025 & Beyond: GC Playbook for Hot Issues in Trump 2.0 — Trade, Tariffs, Civil Rights, and the Enforcement Agenda
Event Description
With a shifting legal and regulatory environment under the second Trump administration, general counsel must be prepared for rapid changes in trade policy, regulatory enforcement, and civil rights compliance. From new tariff structures to evolving DOJ priorities, the legal landscape is poised for significant transformation—and in-house leaders need a forward-looking playbook to protect business interests and stay ahead of risk.
This in-person program will bring together legal and industry leaders to dissect the latest developments and provide practical guidance for navigating uncertainty. We’ll explore new trade agreements, supply chain risk management, the DOJ’s Civil Rights Fraud Initiative, and emerging enforcement priorities that could impact your organization in 2025 and beyond.
Join us in person on Wednesday, September 10 at 5:30pm for an interactive discussion featuring Michael Stroud and Stephanie Martz (Chief Administrative Officer & General Counsel, National Retail Federation) on trade and tariffs, and Tim Belevetz and Jen Jackman on civil rights enforcement and compliance strategy.
Key Takeaways:
- What recent trade agreements with the UK, EU, and other partners mean for your business
- Scope, timing, and contractual implications of current and upcoming tariff changes
- Best practices for managing supply chain risk and maintaining customs compliance
- DOJ Civil Rights Fraud Initiative: objectives, enforcement trends, and compliance implications
- Mitigation strategies for government contractors, grant recipients, and regulated entities facing heightened scrutiny
Who Should Attend:
This program is only open to full-time in-house attorneys, general counsels, senior in-house attorneys, compliance officers, and legal leaders who want to understand and anticipate the impact of evolving trade policies, tariffs, and civil rights enforcement priorities under the current administration.
There is NO COST to attend this program!
This in-person program is FREE thanks to our gracious sponsor, Ice Miller! Please note, this event will NOT be recorded. This event will be held in the DC metro area. Please only sign up if you are willing and able to attend in person.
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