Campaign & Election Law

Before investing resources to launch a campaign, any individual running for office should seriously consider retaining legal counsel capable of advising on campaign and election laws, which are varied and complex. A lawyer who specializes in this field can help guide your campaign strategy and ensure that it remains fully compliant with local, state, and federal laws.

Additionally, candidates facing litigation, companies seeking advice on risks involved with corporate political activity, campus political groups attempting to exercise their rights, or organizations or citizens with concerns about election integrity should seek a lawyer with experience navigating the complexities of litigation in election-related matters.

Dhillon Law Group’s attorneys regularly practice before state and federal courts and commissions, such as the California Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC), throughout the country in political and campaign law matters. We represent political consultants, state and federal candidates, ballot measure proponents, political committees, elected representative political bodies, and vendors.

With offices in New York, New Jersey, California, and Florida, Dhillon Law Group is highly knowledgeable about election and campaign laws at the state and national levels. We are honored to provide political law services to a range of clients, including:

• Political campaigns
• Political parties and committees
• Corporations seeking to influence political activity
• Voting rights and election administration organizations
• Tax-exempt organizations
• Campus political groups
• Political vendors

Dhillon Law Group is proud of its campaign and election law attorneys who have represented clients in a wide variety of cases:

• Represented officers of the Republican Party of Los Angeles County in high-profile anti-SLAPP special motion to strike against complaint seeking injunctive relief relating to county central committee election
• Ongoing representation of the California Republican Party in trademark disputes pertaining to unauthorized use of its registered trademarks
• Successfully challenged the nomination signatures of a candidate in Congressional District 17 (Honda)
• Successfully challenged the Secretary of State’s refusal to properly credit the filing date of Assembly candidate Chuck Page
• Represented a county party Central Committee before the FPPC in an investigation into campaign finance matters from the 2010 election
• Represented a local elected official before the FPPC in a matter relating to the authorization of and payment for “robocalls”
• Represented county central committee in labor dispute
• Represented county central committee in dispute with aggrieved board members seeking officer position
• Represented community college board candidate in writ challenge to late filing by politically connected candidate
• Represented citizens of Orange County challenging arbitrary restrictions of their free speech rights at City Council meetings