Cahill’s Congressional Investigations Practice Featured in WSJ on Potential Congressional Scrutiny
August 28, 2026
Cahill’s Congressional Investigations practice was featured in a recent Wall Street Journal article examining how companies across industries are preparing for potential shifts in the congressional investigations and oversight landscape ahead of the midterm elections.
In “Corporate America Cut Big Checks to Trump. Now CEOs Fear Subpoenas Are Coming,” the Journal reports that companies are assessing potential vulnerabilities and preparing for congressional inquiries, hearings and subpoenas should control of Congress change following the November elections.
The article highlights Cahill’s “On the Hill with Cahill: Playbook for 2026 and Beyond” program, held in June on Capitol Hill. The program brought together lawyers, executives and congressional staff, including House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, for a discussion of the evolving congressional investigations landscape and how companies can prepare for potential congressional scrutiny.
Cahill’s Congressional Investigations team is continuing the conversation through its 10-part Congressional Investigations Playbook social media series, sharing practical insights on what companies need to know and how they can prepare as the congressional landscape evolves.
Read the full Wall Street Journal article here and follow Cahill’s Congressional Investigations Playbook series here.
