Trusted.  Insightful.  Innovative.

Foresight Law + Policy is a national education law firm based in Washington, D.C.  Our lawyers and other professionals counsel education leaders, nonprofit organizations and companies working to strengthen public education and prepare all kids for success. 

Legal and Regulatory Counsel
Foresight's public and private sector clients take on complex education challenges and lead sophisticated organizations and enterprises. Their success requires legal know-how and insight and we help them understand the education, nonprofit, privacy, civil rights, and other laws and regulations that are central to achieving their goals.

Nonprofit Governance and Planning
Our nonprofit and public clients turn to us for help in improving their governance and other management structures. We help leadership teams define their vision and goals, craft  governance documents, and develop strategies and systems for making their visions a reality.  

​​Government Affairs and Coalition Building
Our  government affairs and coalition building work begins with  a deep commitment to promoting educational equity.  We use our knowledge of Congress, the Department of Education and other federal agencies to help our clients strengthen public education and give every student access to the learning opportunities they need and deserve.

​Strategic Policy Support and Planning
States and communities use us to plan and execute stakeholder engagement processes designed to turn broad policy goals into specific action plans. We help states and communities identify policy change levers and achieve support from key constituencies.

Practice Areas
Higher Education Accreditation
General Counsel Services
Early Learning                    
Nonprofit Governance
Education Policy                                  

Data Privacy
E-rate and Ed Tech       
Schools and Universities
General Counsel Services
State and Federal Advocacy

News and Knowledge

• Partner Elliot Regenstein appears in the The 74 with his blog post titled "Early Learning Is the Best Way to Close the Achievement Gap. 5 Reasons Districts Prefer to Play Catch-Up Instead".
  
• Partner Elliot Regenstein published "Why the K-12 World Hasn't Embraced Early Learning".
  
• Join us for a breakfast discussion of our new paper "Why the K-12 World Hasn't Embraced Early Learning" by partner Elliot Regenstein.  February 12 in D.C. and February 14 in Chicago.  RSVP to jamie.brandon@flpadvisors.com
• FORESIGHT Law + Policy's 2019 House and Senate Calendar.
• Partner Elliot Regenstein, Advance Illinois, and the Center for Urban Education Leadership published "Establishing Achievable Goals".