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Amy Kellogg has been lobbying for over 25 years on behalf of a variety of clients including professional associations, businesses, and not for profits before all levels of New York State government including the state legislature, the governor's office and numerous state agencies.

20+ years

Recipient, Kate Stoneman Award, 2026

Named to the City & State Trailblazers in Health Care list, 2025

Named to the City & State "40 in Their 40s" list, 2024

Named to the City & State Trailblazers in Law list, 2024

Named to the City & State Above and Beyond: Gen X list, 2023

Selected by her peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® for Government Relations

Named to the City & State Telecommunications Power 50 list, 2021

Donald D. DeAngelis ’60 Excellence in Alumni Service Award recipient, Albany Law School, 2018

Participant, American Israeli Education Foundation (AIEF) Northeast Progressive Leaders Delegation trip to Israel, December 2017

Distinguished Service Award recipient, State University of New York at Potsdam Alumni Board of Trustees, 2016

Selected to the Upstate New York Super Lawyers Rising Stars list, 2013-2017

Amy is a former Legislative Aide to New York Assemblywoman Helene E. Weinstein, Chair of the Assembly Ways and Means Committee.

As Government Affairs practice group leader and partner in charge of the firm's Albany office, Amy's law practice focuses on representing a variety of New York State professional associations, businesses, and not-for-profits before New York State Government, including the State Legislature, Governor's Office, and State Agencies. Amy is a former Legislative Aide to New York Assemblywoman Helene E. Weinstein, Chair of the Assembly Ways and Means Committee. Her practice includes:

- Providing lobbying and government-related services.
- Monitoring, analyzing, and reporting on the status of pending legislation.
- Communicating clients' positions to members of the State Legislature, state agencies, and the Governor's Office.
- Drafting legislation on behalf of clients.
- Researching and ensuring compliance with state and federal lobby and election laws.
- Assisting clients with strategy regarding the availability of and access to a variety of government funding-mechanisms and other programs.
- Advising clients regarding a myriad of government relations compliance issues, from procurement regulations to campaign finance laws.

Caiti Anderson is a staunch and intelligent client advocate who has served as a New York State based lobbyist for over eight years on behalf of trade associations, not-for-profits, and businesses.

6-10 years

Named the City & State "40 Under 40" list, 2024

Named to the City and State Who's Who in Government Relations list, 2024, 2025

Selected to the Upstate New York Super Lawyers Rising Stars list, 2023-2024

William & Mary School of Law:
Order of the Coif
Member, Law Review
Fellow, Election Law Graduate Research
Recipient, CALI Awards for Constitutional Law and Tax Law

Elmira College:
Phi Beta Kappa
Student Body President
Teaching Assistant, International Relations, Intermediate Macroeconomics

Caiti Anderson advises clients on a range of government affairs issues, including legislative strategy and processes. Recognized by City & State as a "Who's Who in Government Relations," Caiti counsels corporations, trade associations, individuals, and nonprofits on the complex intersection of law and government relations.

As a member of the Government Affairs team, Caiti's practice focuses on legislative and regulatory advocacy. Caiti's client representation before the New York State government regularly includes communicating client positions to members of the Legislature, state agencies, and the Governor's office. She monitors, analyzes, and reports on the status of pending legislation, keeping clients up to date on a minute-by-minute basis of new developments in Albany. Additionally, she regularly drafts legislation on behalf of clients and helps move those bills through the legislative life cycle in the State Capitol. Caiti also assists clients with procurement strategies, helping clients access government funding through a myriad of available channels.

Caiti serves on the firm's Enrichment in Action Committee. She is also active with civic service, serving on the boards of directors of Empire Justice Center and the Friends of Dyken Pond. She was recently appointed as the External Affairs Committee Chair for Empire Justice Center. Caiti is also the programming chair for the American Bar Association's Business Law Government Affairs Committee. She graduated summa cum laude from William & Mary School of Law, where she served as an Election Law Graduate Research Fellow. During that time, she worked at the Virginia Department of Elections, evaluating legality of requiring notarization of petition affidavits and proposing broader affidavit regulations to the State Board of Elections.

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THERESA JOLIVETTE

(Federal)
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ZACHARY KRIBS

(Federal)
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MATTHEW LASH

(Federal)
  • 34175 Ardenwood BoulevardFreemontCA94555

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PAUL PEREIRA

(Federal)
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  • 401 9th Street NWSuite 920WashingtonDC20004

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VINCENT ROBERTI

(New York)
  • 801 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NWSUITE 1026WASHINGTONDC20003

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REBECCA WALDROP

(Texas)
  • (617)9971986

  • 400 Fifth AvenueSuite 210WalthamMA02451

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REBECCA WALDROP

(Louisiana)
  • 617-997-1986

  • 4800 PLACID PLACEAUSTINTexas78731

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