Kevin R. Glandon

Kevin Glandon is an associate in the firm’s public policy and government affairs, litigation, and white collar defense and investigations practice groups.

Representative Matters

• Provides advice regarding congressional investigations.
• Advises a wide range of clients, including individuals (private citizens and Members of Congress), corporations (for profit and non-profit), and other associations, PACs, and Super PACs regarding:
  • The Federal Election Campaign Act and Federal Election Commission regulations;
  • State and Securities and Exchange Commission pay-to-play restrictions;
  • State campaign finance, gift, and lobbying laws; and
  • U.S. House and Senate ethics rules.
• Advises investment firms regarding state pension and retirement system investment policies and restrictions.
• Complex environmental litigation involving claims under state statutory and common law.

Previous Experience

• Summer Law Intern for the Networks and Technology Section of the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division (2009).
• Legislative aide and staff member to U.S. Senator Carl Levin (2004-2009).
• Intern, U.S. Department of Commerce, Foreign Commercial Service (2003)

Publications and Speeches

• "Political Law Update," Covington E-Alert (10/19/2011), Co-Author
• "Bright Lines on the Road: The Fourth Amendment, The Automatic Companion Rule, The ‘Automatic Container’ Rule, and a New Rule for Drug- or Firearm-Related Traffic Stop Companion Searches Incident to Lawful Arrest," 46 Am. Crim. L. Rev. 1267 (2009), Author