Boyden Gray PLLC is a premier law and strategy firm, providing clients with advice and representation on matters of constitutional and administrative law, regulatory policy, and international affairs. Located only blocks from the White House, the firm builds on the distinguished work of its founder, C. Boyden Gray.
Practice Areas
U.S. Supreme Court & Appellate Litigation
Boyden Gray PLLC regularly represents the rights and interests of states, corporations, non-profits, and individuals before the U.S. Supreme Court and other appellate courts.
Energy & Environment
Boyden Gray PLLC represents clients in the energy, agriculture, and non-profit sectors on environmental law and regulatory matters, including automotive and fuel regulation, agriculture law, climate law, and air quality regulation.
Financial Regulation
Boyden Gray PLLC is a leader in contesting unlawful Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) policy, representing clients in regulatory comments, and litigation challenging climate disclosures and board diversity rules.
Recent News
Boyden Gray PLLC Presents En Banc Oral Argument in Nondelegation Challenge to FCC’s Universal Service Fund
Partner Trent McCotter Argued Before the Sixteen-Judge En Banc Fifth Circuit Washington, D.C. — Continuing the firm’s ongoing challenge to the legality of the FCC’s Universal Service Fund (USF), Boyden Gray PLLC Partner Trent McCotter today argued before the U.S....
Boyden Gray PLLC: Federal Appeals Court Decision Takes Major Step Toward Holding FDA Accountable for Overstepping Authority and Unlawfully Interfering with Practice of Medicine
Washington, DC – In a matter critical to stopping federal overreach into the practice of medicine, Boyden Gray PLLC welcomes a decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in Apter v. Dep’t of Health and Human Services, rejecting the government’s...
Boyden Gray PLLC Attorneys Published in the Wall Street Journal: “Shocking Candor on Fuel Standards”
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Boyden Gray PLLC Partner Michael Buschbacher and Counsel James Conde authored an opinion piece for the Wall Street Journal exposing a remarkable admission in the Transportation Department’s newly proposed fuel-economy standards: Buried deep on page...