Law.com Highlights Erin Spritzer's Insights on Preparing for Congressional Inquiries and Subpoenas

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The National Law Journal

With Democrats set to take control of Congress in January, National Law Journal examines how Big Law attorneys are preparing for an expected surge in congressional investigations.

Partner Erin Spritzer shared her perspective on where the scrutiny is likely to land. She said she expects companies in the AI space, including tech companies and data centers, to receive requests for documents and testimony, and that companies with government contracts are also likely to receive subpoenas. Private companies, even those without direct ties to the Trump administration, will be a major focus of the inquiries as Congress seeks documents and information.

Read more (subscription may be required): https://www.law.com/nationallawjournal/2026/11/04/lawyer-up-big-law-attorneys-prepare-for-congressional-investigations-ma-flurry-following-democratic-landslide/

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