Jonathan Yarowsky and Rob Lehman Named “Top Lobbyists” by The Hill

Jonathan Yarowsky and Rob Lehman Named “Top Lobbyists” by The Hill

Recognition

The Hill has once again named Partner Jonathan Yarowsky and Senior Public Policy Advisor Rob Lehman to the publication’s annual list of top Washington lobbyists. This recognition honors those who stand out as advocates for their clients on policy issues because of their effectiveness, experience, knowledge and reputations in the nation’s capital.

Yarowsky and Lehman, who have both made the list for years, are Co-Chairs of WilmerHale’s bipartisan Public Policy and Legislative Affairs Practice. Before joining WilmerHale, Yarowsky held several senior-level positions in federal government, including Special Counsel to former President Clinton, General Counsel of the House Committee on the Judiciary and Chief Counsel of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Economic and Commercial Law.

Lehman has also worked in the Legislative and Executive branches, serving as Chief of Staff to Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH) and serving in that role at both the Office of Management and Budget, and the United States Trade Representative.

Yarowsky and Lehman rely on their many years of political experience to provide multi-branch advocacy for clients in an array of industries. Besides their advocacy work, both have prepared numerous senior executives for appearances before congressional panels and interactions with Executive Branch agencies. Yarowsky also maintains a robust congressional investigations practice. 

 

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