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Holtzman Vogel
Nationally recognized for providing cutting edge legal strategies to the most high-profile clients in the country.
About Holtzman Vogel
HOLTZMAN VOGEL PROTECTS THE HIGHEST PROFILE VOICES IN BUSINESS, POLITICS AND ADVOCACY For 25 years, Holtzman Vogel has represented Fortune 500 companies, non-profits, high net worth individuals, trade associations, state legislatures, political campaigns, PACs, and municipalities. RANKED TOP IN THE NATION Founded in 2001 and majority woman-owned, the firm now has offices across the country in Washington DC, Virginia, Florida, Arizona, New York and Tennessee, and is recognized by Chambers and Partners as one of the top political law, land use and environmental law firms in the U.S. Holtzman Vogel attorneys are also listed as top lawyers in their field by Washingtonian, Politico, Best Lawyers in America, Florida Trend and Campaigns & Elections, among others. POLITICAL, REGULATORY AND LITIGATION POWERHOUSE Holtzman Vogel has an unprecedented consolidation of the most respected lawyers in the field of political law, government investigations, business and non-profit compliance, and litigation. The firm’s attorneys have worked in the White House, the Cabinet, federal agencies, the Department of Justice, the Federal Election Commission, the United States Senate, the House of Representatives, state legislatures and as general counsel at every national party committee. EXTRAORDINARY COMMITMENT TO CLIENT SERVICE Our firm innovates for clients who have to get to “yes.” Clients recognize our firm’s unique expertise and culture built to be responsive, creative and thorough. Clients want our lawyers for their unique ability to protect their legal interests, but they choose our lawyers for their extraordinary commitment to guard their reputational interests.
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Legal & Regulatory
Holtzman Vogel's Kent Safriet represented roughly 80 landowners in the Walton County beach dispute, which began with the 2016 customary use ordinance and ran through the 2018 state law requiring Walton County to prove customary use in court.
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Presence & Recognition
Holtzman Vogel Partner Linley Wilson was recognized by the Arizona Capitol Times as a 2026 Women Achiever of Arizona in the Legal category.
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People
Holtzman Vogel is hiring a Conflicts & Risk Specialist Attorney to join the firm in Washington, DC, Virginia, or Phoenix.
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Presence & Recognition
Holtzman Vogel hosted a collaborative event at the Nashville Office featuring over 100 executives discussing Israel and antisemitism.
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People
Holtzman Vogel welcomed its incoming Fall 2026 class of first-year law students from Yale Law School, Notre Dame Law School, William & Mary Law School, and the University of Florida - Fredric G. Levin College of Law.
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People
Holtzman Vogel formally kicked off its fall class onboarding event with newly minted law school graduates, recent judicial clerks, lateral partners, and colleagues from across the firm.
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People
Holtzman Vogel appointed Kevin Kreutz as a partner in the Nashville office, bringing him from the Tennessee Office of the Attorney General.
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Products & Services
Holtzman Vogel published the Holtzman Vogel Jewish holidays primer for Fall/Winter 2026, including Rosh Hashanah in less than two weeks.
Reported by Akiva Shapiro
Products & Services
Holtzman Vogel launched a Faith-Based Organizations Practice Group to provide comprehensive legal counsel to religious institutions, faith-based schools, and mission-driven nonprofits.
Reported by Akiva Shapiro