Anthony P. Campau

Prior to joining the firm, Anthony served in the Executive Office of the President as Chief of Staff and Counselor for OIRA, which oversees the development of new federal regulations and guidance, sets and enforces federal information policy, and plays a key role in cross-cutting initiatives like the regulation of artificial intelligence, the development of tariff exclusion frameworks, the negotiation of trade agreements, and the modernization of permitting and approval processes across the government.

Prior to that, Anthony served as a member of President Trump’s initial staff Beachhead Team at the White House’s Office of Management and Budget (“OMB”), where he worked with leaders across the government to manage key aspects of the transition. From late 2016 to early 2017, he was a core member of the Regulatory Reform Team on the Trump Presidential Transition Team, where he helped to draft the regulatory reform plan of the first Trump Administration.

Anthony clerked for Judge Neomi Rao of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, was in-house counsel and assistant secretary of the board for a large university, and has served as a policy fellow at various think tanks in Washington, D.C. Anthony has testified before Congress, advised leading policymakers and thought leaders, published, and spoken widely on a range of substantive and procedural issues of administrative law and regulatory policy.

As a former top regulator, federal appellate clerk, in-house counsel, and corporate officer, Anthony sees and understands the many dimensions of regulatory and other legal challenges and helps clients to navigate them successfully.