Greg M. Louer

Greg Louer is a government attorney in Holland & Knight's Washington, D.C., office and co-leader of the Public Policy & Regulation (PP&R) Group's Emerging Technologies Law and Policy Team. A technology lawyer and policy professional by training, Mr. Louer represents global communications and technology leaders and manufacturers throughout the internet infrastructure, consumer electronics, semiconductor and microelectronics supply chain, and advances their interests before the federal government. He advises these clients on internet privacy and data storage policy, internet infrastructure and supply chain issues, semiconductor investment strategies and emerging challenges surrounding transportation technology, including vehicle electrification, autonomous vehicle regulatory and legislative activity, among others.

Mr. Louer has the experience and connections to help solve problems for clients facing complex challenges before Congress, the executive branch and independent agencies. He serves as a trusted advisor and strategist for C-suite executives, chief legal officers and government relations teams for the largest publicly traded companies to small, emerging startups in the technology sector. In this capacity, he provides clients with strategic guidance and counseling, develops crisis management response solutions, develops and implements comprehensive advocacy campaigns and builds coalitions with allied stakeholders to achieve client goals. As part of this practice, Mr. Louer takes a multidisciplinary approach to achieve client objectives in the U.S. Congress and at federal agencies, including through regulatory implementation of the CHIPS and Science Act (CHIPS Act), Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA).

Before joining the private sector, Mr. Louer served as a senior advisor for two members of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce, which oversees regulated industries such as telecommunications, energy and healthcare. He first served as the policy director for the late Rep. Charles W. Norwood (R-Ga.) and later served in a similar capacity for Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) during her service in the House, where he managed the legislative office and spearheaded legislative and oversight activities related to technology, energy and environmental policy.

While in law school, Mr. Louer served in the legal office for two major communications and technology providers.