Practice Areas
News & Events
- 07/16/2008 Congress Overrides Veto of Medicare Bill
- 07/11/2008 Mid-Year Update
- 04/23/2008 Katie Schubert Joins Firm as Vice President
- 04/03/2008 Neither a Borrower Nor a Lender Be
- 01/30/2008 Legislative And Budget Outlook For 2008
- 01/04/2008 2007 LEGISLATIVE WRAP-UP: OUT WITH A WHIMPER
- 04/09/2007 The Battle is Joined
- 02/06/2007 The Fiscal Year 2008 President's Budget Plan
Services & Practice Areas
Appropriations
Appropriations legislation is arguably the most arcane and complex facet of the legislative process. But it is also the most rewarding. While some legislation may take years to advance through Congress, appropriations bills are enacted annually, making them the legislative vehicle of choice for those who want results. more...
Health and Science
Government plays a dominant role in setting the tone and direction of both public and private health policy. Decisions made at the national level guide medical research priorities at the nation's 2,400 academic research institutions; channel resources into disease prevention, treatment and health promotion; and determine payment levels for hospitals, physicians and other health care providers. more...
Higher Education
Colleges and universities must continue to do more with less, and are increasingly seeking funding to replace aging infrastructure, launch new research initiatives, or improve classroom instruction. Higher education institutions often look to Washington, D.C. for help with reconciling the realities of limited resources with a bold vision to provide the highest level of quality education and research. more...
International Trade and Foreign Affairs
In this era of globalization, public and private entities are looking beyond their borders to pursue business and public policy initiatives. Cavarocchi-Ruscio-Dennis Associates has helped these organizations communicate their objectives, be they in international trade, foreign affairs, global health or the environment. more...
Transportation, Infrastructure and Economic Development
Our nation's transportation systems require a significant new commitment of federal investment just to maintain their current levels of operation. States, municipalities, airports, port authorities, and water districts come before the federal government every year to secure federal funding for their infrastructure needs. With limited resources, competition for these funds will be fierce, and only those organizations that execute a creative, aggressive lobbying strategy will succeed. more...