A staff counsel for the Senate Select Committee on Ethics has left government for private practice where she is now representing clients in investigations by her former employer, the U.S. Senate.
Anna Carole Stolarz left Capitol Hill for Nossaman LLP's Public Policy Practice Group in May. Her law firm bio indicates that she "represents clients in investigations conducted by the U.S. Senate and state attorneys general on a variety of matters." In addition to providing counsel for clients ensnared in Senate investigations, the law firm's new associate will also be advising officeholders, corporations, organizations and advocacy groups on matters of campaign finance, administrative laws and a range of government ethics issues.
Stolarz brings nearly four years of experience as committee counsel, where she advised members and Senate employees on aspects of the Senate Code of Official Conduct, Ethics in Government Act, Honest Leadership and Open Government Act and the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act.
She received her law degree from Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law and her B.A. from University of North Texas.
