Lobbying definitions are always changing at all levels of government. In this edition of LobbyComply Pod, Joe May and Carlo Aguja, Esq., look at how some big changes Hawaii has recently implemented compare to legislation in other states.

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Nola Werren, Assistant Director of Compliance Services, joins Joe May to discuss how various jurisdictions handle reporting requirements for corporations seeking government contracts. Nola offers an up-to-date analysis of pay-to-play laws for a number of key states. You don’t want to miss this episode of LobbyComply Pod!

In February’s LobbyComply Pod, Michael Beckett, Director of Research Services, discusses how states have broadened their definitions of lobbying to include procurement activities. Keeping track of the laws in multiple jurisdictions can be tricky. Don't miss Michael's analysis of local procurement issues.

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