Karishma Shah Page

Based in Washington, D.C., Karishma Shah Page is a member of the firm's Public Policy and Law practice. Karishma concentrates her practice on federal legislative and regulatory policy, focusing on tax, financial services, healthcare, employee benefits, and workforce issues.

Karishma develops and implements a variety of advocacy strategies to advance client objectives, both from a Congressional and administrative perspective. In particular, she leads complex, multi-faceted policy campaigns incorporating lobbying, coalitions and third-party advocates, grassroots/grasstops strategies, and traditional and new media. Additionally, she has experience building, managing, and working with coalitions.

Karishma counsels clients with respect to the key legislative and regulatory developments that impact their operations. In addition to Karishma’s work advocating for clients’ policy objectives, she advises clients on mitigating policy and political risk. Her clients include Fortune 500 companies, trade and member associations, and tax-exempt entities.

Special Counsel, Secretary, and Director, Board of Directors, Truman Center for National Policy

Co-Chair, Steering Committee, Will on the Hill, Shakespeare Theatre Company

Host Committee, Campaign for Fair Sentencing Healing & Hope Annual Dinner

Outreach Committee Co-Chair, Tax Coalition

Tax Council

Women in Housing & Finance

Trustee, Board of Trustees, Shakespeare Theatre Company

“Running a Durable Shop Requires Principles Learned Outside Class,” Bloomberg Government, November 2025

“SEC Issues Long-Awaited Climate Risk Disclosure Rule,” The National Law Review, 6 March 2024

"Takeaways And Next Steps After FSOC's Climate Risk Report," Law360, 22 November 2021

The 2020 Election and the Health Policy Landscape Post-COVID-19, Journal of Health Care Compliance, July-August 2020

Karishma frequently authors and co-authors alerts and articles on tax, healthcare, and financial services policy issues and is a popular speaker at relevant conferences.