Partners Ashley Callen and Jon Skladany Speak at Sorensen Institute’s Political Leaders Program

Partners Ashley Callen and Jon Skladany spoke on a panel at the University of Virginia's Sorensen Institute’s Political Leaders Program on November 14. The panel’s discussion of congressional oversight and investigations was moderated by House Judiciary Committee Senior Advisor Marcus Childress.

Ashley is Co-Chair of the Congressional Investigations Practice and a member of the Government Controversies Practice, bringing 25 years of service in senior legal and oversight roles in the US Congress to her representation of clients engaged with the federal government. As a former top legal advisor to House Republican leadership, Ashley is trusted by clients navigating congressional inquiries, high-stakes public hearings, and complex oversight matters.

Jon leverages 14 years of experience as a senior adviser to Republicans at key committees in the US Congress to help clients navigate high-profile investigations and other congressional inquiries. Companies across industries benefit from his nuanced understanding of the congressional oversight process.

Partners Ashley Callen and Jon Skladany Speak at Sorensen Institute’s Political Leaders Program

Partners Ashley Callen and Jon Skladany spoke on a panel at the University of Virginia's Sorensen Institute’s Political Leaders Program on November 14. The panel’s discussion of congressional oversight and investigations was moderated by House Judiciary Committee Senior Advisor Marcus Childress.

Ashley is Co-Chair of the Congressional Investigations Practice and a member of the Government Controversies Practice, bringing 25 years of service in senior legal and oversight roles in the US Congress to her representation of clients engaged with the federal government. As a former top legal advisor to House Republican leadership, Ashley is trusted by clients navigating congressional inquiries, high-stakes public hearings, and complex oversight matters.

Jon leverages 14 years of experience as a senior adviser to Republicans at key committees in the US Congress to help clients navigate high-profile investigations and other congressional inquiries. Companies across industries benefit from his nuanced understanding of the congressional oversight process.

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