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Civil Rights, Minority Issues, and Civil Liberties

COTA Group Inc. taps Ballard Partners for Foreign Relations Lobbying

COTA Group Inc. is diving into federal lobbying by partnering with Ballard Partners for U.S. foreign relations. Discover the implications.

Technology

Grindr hires Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck to lobby on tech and health issues

Grindr expands its federal lobbying presence by hiring Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck for tech and health advocacy, investing over $600,000.

Education

Bark Technologies Pays Harbor Policy $63K to Push Child Online Safety Bill

Bark Technologies invests $63k to promote child online safety legislation amid bipartisan support in Congress.

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Culture

Coherus Biosciences Shifts to In-House Lobbying Amid Legislative Shifts

Coherus Biosciences is increasing its lobbying efforts with a focus on legislation affecting pharmaceuticals and biosimilars.

Civil Rights, Minority Issues, and Civil Liberties

HIV Medicine Association Retains Collier Collective LLC for HIV/AIDS Funding Lobby

The HIV Medicine Association continues its alliance with Collier Collective for HIV/AIDS funding lobbying, emphasizing necessary resources amid challenges.

Community Development and Housing

City of Homer, Alaska Hires Ferguson Group LLC to Lobby on Budget and Appropriations

The City of Homer, Alaska has hired Ferguson Group LLC for lobbying on budget and appropriations, vital for federal funding and infrastructure support.