Your capital connection…
for administrative, regulatory and government relations counsel

State Law Resources, Inc. is a national network of independent law firms -- one from each state and the District of Columbia -- selected for their experience in administrative, regulatory and government relations at the state and federal level. Each firm also has unique public- and private-sector experience.

Most are multi-practice, business-oriented law firms that deal with all branches of state and federal government. Our network helps businesses, trade associations and public policy coalitions navigate the complex and time-consuming process of managing both legal issues and state government relations. Our Washington, D.C. member provides the same services on federal matters.

Our members maintain strict standards of discretion and client confidentiality.

What we can do for you

Whether you have an urgent legal issue or want to establish a long-term relationship with a law firm that understands your organization and its needs, SLR can help you:

• Coordinate legal and regulatory strategy in multiple states,
• Reduce your administrative burden in finding and coordinating representation,
• Take action to handle your issue.

The right help, in the right place, right now

SLR member firms were selected for demonstrated abilities in handling administrative, regulatory and government relations issues. Our goal is to ensure that each client gets the right help in the right place, as quickly as possible.

Contact the SLR member firm in your state or DC to open doors to representation anywhere in the nation. This SLR member firm will identify the firm(s) that can meet your needs, then coordinate the activities of other SLR members on your team. SLR has no intermediaries or finders' fees.

An important statement from the SLR Bylaws…

The member firms of State Law Resources Inc. are each independent and practice separately. Because the member firms are not engaged in the joint practice of law, retaining one State Law Resource member firm does not mean that the resources of all member firms will be available to you. Each member firm must decide independently whether it can accept any particular representation.