Unveiling the Future: LVB’s 2025 Power List Celebrates Top Lawyers and Lobbyists in the Lehigh Valley

In Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, a diverse group of 40 influential legal and lobbying professionals has been recognized for their significant contributions to the region’s business landscape. This selection forms the 2025 Power List, showcasing individuals pivotal in shaping policies and providing legal expertise across various sectors. The Lehigh Valley has seen substantial growth in its legal and lobbying arenas, driven by the increasing complexity of regulations and business dynamics. The individuals on this list represent a cross-section of talent, reflecting not just their legal acumen but also their commitment to community engagement and ethical practices. Among … Read more

Fossil Fuel Lobbyists Manipulate Clean Energy Policies to Maintain Methane Gas Dominance

Lobbyists in Washington, D.C., are actively advocating for changes to clean energy legislation that may favor the continued use of methane gas. As climate policies evolve to address urgent environmental concerns, these industry representatives seek to influence regulations that could impact the fossil fuel sector’s role in the energy landscape. Stakeholders are working to ensure that new energy laws do not adversely affect the natural gas industry, which they argue is essential for energy reliability and transitioning away from coal. Proponents of methane gas assert that it burns cleaner than other fossil fuels, which can … Read more

Kansas House Implements Unprecedented Transparency Measures, Revealing Lobbyists Behind Bills

Topeka, Kansas – The Kansas House is taking steps to increase transparency and accountability in its legislative process. In an unprecedented move, the House now requires bills to list not only their sponsors but also the individuals or lobbyists who requested them. This new rule, established in January, aims to provide constituents with a clear understanding of the interests behind proposed legislation. Unlike the Kansas Senate and most other state legislatures, the Kansas House is the first to implement such a practice. While some states require lobbyists to disclose bills of interest in public reports, … Read more