Kenneth A Gross

Practice Areas

Kenneth Gross is a leading authority on political law with over three decades of experience advising on campaign law compliance, gift and gratuity rules, lobby registration provisions, and securities laws regulating political activity. Ken routinely advises on pay to play laws and in matters involving U.S. House of Representatives and Senate ethics rules. He has worked extensively with federal and state lobby registration laws, in particular, compliance with LDA and FARA. As former Associate General Counsel of the Federal Election Committee (FEC), Ken headed the General Counsel’s Enforcement Division and supervised the review of the FEC’s Audit Division.

Professional Memberships

Foreign Agent Registration Act Task Force, American Bar Association.

Board Member, Public Affairs Council.

Executive Committee Member and Counsel, American Council of Young Political Leaders.

Co-chair, PLI Corporate Political Activities conference.

Publications

Stanford Law and Policy Review and the Yale Law & Policy Review (“The Enforcement of Campaign Finance Rules: A System in Search of Reform”).

Co-authored summaries of the STOCK Act for the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation.

Personal

Lawyer’s Committee Member, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Served on the faculty of George Washington University and New York University.

B.S., University of Bridgeport; J.D., Emory University School of Law.