This two-day course is a must for anyone who writes, reviews, implements or interprets regulations. You will learn the fundamental legal and procedural requirements for rulemaking and how to write regulations that communicate clearly to the public.

This two-day course is for anyone who attended the Regulatory Drafting & Process course or has extensive experience with the regulatory process. This course uses real world exercises to provide you with the tools for improved problem solving and regulation writing skills.

This one-day course is designed for anyone who must comply with the Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA). This course explains the underlying principles of the PRA and the steps to complete information collection requests in compliance with the Office of Management and Budget requirements.

This one-day course is designed to help anyone understand and navigate the legal and procedural issues related to agency guidance. Agencies issue guidance, in the form of interpretations, policy statements, manuals, letters, and emails, to supplement or explain regulations and statutes.

This one-day course surveys the major court decisions impacting Federal agency rulemaking from the passage of the APA to the present.

This one-day course addresses the essential elements of writing clear and concise government documents, whether they are regulations or guidance.

This two to three hour, on-site seminar teaches senior agency executives the nuts and bolts of the rulemaking process. Agency executives are in the best position to affect policymaking decisions. This seminar provides executives the working knowledge of the rulemaking process they need to fulfill their role.

This two to three hour, on-site seminar is a refresher on the rulemaking process. This seminar provides a review of the fundamental elements of administrative law, the current trends in agency rulemaking, the relevant Executive Orders, and most recent Office of Management and Budget guidance impacting rulemaking.