Elliot Berke

The Office of Government Ethics (OGE) has received numerous questions concerning which officials must sign the Ethics Pledge required under Executive Order 13490. Therefore, OGE is issuing this guidance to help agency ethics officials determine which officials are subject to the Pledge requirement.

The guidance can be found here.

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OGE has issued guidance on who must sign the Ethics Pledge

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About Elliot Berke

Elliot S. Berke has been described by Legal Times as a “power broker” and “no stranger to politically charged investigations,” and has been profiled by ABAJournal as a member of the “D.C. Power Web.” His practice focuses on the intersection of politics and the law. His client base consists of elected and appointed officials, campaign committees, political parties, PACs, lobbying firms, corporations, small businesses, non-profits, and individuals. Elliot’s practice includes representations before congressional ethics and oversight committees, the FEC, and federal and state departments and agencies.

Prior to entering private practice, his public service career included tenures with two prominent House and Senate oversight committees, a federal prosecutor’s office investigating public corruption, a federal department as special counsel, and the leadership of the U.S. House of Representatives.