DANIEL S GROSS lobbying for Northwest Health Law Advocates

$51.89 Per Hour

I am a paid a salary and receive other compensation (e.g., retirement account contributions) for all my work for this employer. Lobbying comprises a minority of that work, and I receive the same amount of compensation regardless of the fraction of my work that is taken up by lobbying. The hourly rate listed is an estimate of my effective hourly rate for 2017.

• Lobbying is only part of other duties
• Part time or temporary employee

Lobbying is most frequent before legislative committee members or state agencies concerned with the following subjects:

• Business and consumer affairs
• Financial institutions and insurance
• Health care
• Human services

Permanent lobbyist

This Lobbyist does not have an ongoing reimbursement agreement with the client.

This Lobbyist is reimbursed for incidental lobbying expenses.

This client (employer) does not directly pay for lobbying expenses.