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Graham represents clients in regulatory investigations and enforcement matters involving state attorneys general and federal agencies. He spent over four years in the Office of the Solicitor General of Virginia, where as principal deputy solicitor general he handled significant constitutional challenges and policy litigation in state and federal courts, including multiple matters in the U.S. Supreme Court. Graham additionally served as the Office of the Attorney General of Virginia’s director of Virginia appellate litigation, overseeing the office’s practice in all civil and major criminal cases in Virginia’s appellate courts — experience that taught him how state enforcement offices think about cases and make decisions at the highest levels.

This article was originally published by Virginia Lawyers Weekly and is republished with permission.

Upon taking office Jan. 17, Democratic Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones issued a series of pronouncements in quick succession that signal his administration’s core priorities, and that are sure to reverberate through Virginia’s legal landscape. They include actions involving consumer protection, health data privacy, immigration, education, and environmental issues.