National Political, Regulatory & Litigation Law Firm Holtzman Vogel Adds Six Attorneys
Additions expand and enhance services across five offices.
Holtzman Vogel, a nationally recognized law firm specializing in political and regulatory law, commercial litigation, and white-collar investigations, today announced the addition of six attorneys building on the firm’s exceptional growth and increased client demand.
“Holtzman Vogel continues to add high-caliber talent, enhancing and expanding services within our five strategic offices across the country,” said Jill Holtzman Vogel, firm founder and managing partner. “With these outstanding additions, we continue to be well-positioned to provide exceptional service to a growing client base of the most high-profile individuals in business, politics, and advocacy.”
- Susan Greene, Partner, will focus her practice on commercial and constitutional litigation and appellate law. Susan most recently served as an Associate Professor at Hofstra University’s Maurice A. Deane School of Law. Prior to working as an attorney for an AMLaw100 law firm, she clerked for the Honorable William C. Conner in the U.S. District Court, S.D.N.Y., and worked in the Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division. She will split her time between the firm’s Washington, D.C., and New York offices.
- Drew Marvel, Associate, is joining the firm’s Washington, D.C. office following his tenure as Deputy Counsel at the National Republican Congressional Committee and will focus his practice on election law, campaign finance, and related litigation. He was previously Associate Counsel for the Fair Lines America Foundation, and worked at the Virginia Department of Elections and the National Conference of State Legislatures, Elections and Redistricting Department.
- Rebecca Layne, Senior Associate, focuses her practice on tax-exempt organizations, nonprofit and corporate governance, election law, tax strategy, and litigation. She comes to Holtzman Vogel after serving as a senior attorney with the Internal Revenue Service and an Honors Tax Attorney for the United States Department of Justice, where she litigated numerous cases and advised on complex tax matters. She was also a judicial law clerk for the United States Tax Court. She is based in the firm’s Arizona office.
- Erica Leavitt, Senior Associate, also joined the Arizona office, focusing her practice on commercial, election law, constitutional law, and appellate litigation. Previously, she was a judicial law clerk for the Arizona Court of Appeals.
- Jonathan Riches joins the Arizona office as Of Counsel, focusing on litigation in the areas of government, administrative, constitutional and appellate law. He has argued cases in multiple federal circuits, state intermediate courts, and state supreme courts. He is concurrently the Vice President of Litigation for the Goldwater Institute and previously served with the United States Navy JAG Corps.
- Lori P. Low is Of Counsel in the Virginia office, bringing a deep legal background in election law compliance and real estate matters, having served as in-house counsel to corporations, real estate, and mortgage companies.
In addition, the firm is proud that its attorneys continue to be selected to serve as leaders at both national party committees and in the Trump Administration, including:
- Partner Drew Ensign, who was recently appointed Deputy Assistant Attorney General at the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), leading the DOJ’s Office of Immigration Litigation (OIL).
- Former Associate Blake Murphy, who was just named General Counsel for the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
- Associate Andrew Pardue who is joining the National Republican Senatorial Committee as Deputy General Counsel.
- Associate Merrill Weber who is joining the National Republican Congressional Committee as Deputy General Counsel.
