Karishma Shah Page

Associate

Washington DC

+1.202.778.9128

Fax +1.202.778.9100

Publications

A Whole New Ball Game: SIFI Designations in the Dodd-Frank Paradigm

Financial Services Reform Alert

Alerts/Updates

May 21, 2012
The Devil Is in the Details: Treasury Releases “Green Book” of Obama Administration FY 2013 Tax Priorities

Public Policy and Law Alert

Alerts/Updates

February 22, 2012
Tax Policy Outlook for 2012: Expiring Provisions, Tax Reform Dominate Agenda

Public Policy and Law alert

Alerts/Updates

January 31, 2012
The Securities Transaction Tax: A Global Pandemic?

Global Government Solutions® 2012: Annual Outlook

Alerts/Updates

January 2012
Despite “Super-Committee’s” Failure, Tax Reform Continues to Move through Congress

Global Government Solutions® 2012: Annual Outlook

Alerts/Updates

January 2012
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Primary Practice

Public Policy and Law

Secondary Practices

Education

J.D., Georgetown University Law Center, 2008, (Georgetown Journal on Poverty Law & Policy, Article Solicitations & Selections Editor)
M.P.P., University of Michigan, 2003, (University Honors)
B.A., University of Michigan, 2002, (University Honors)

Admissions

Bar of District of Columbia
Bar of New York

Languages

Gujarati

Karishma Shah Page is an associate in the Washington, D.C. office of K&L Gates. Ms. Page concentrates her practice on federal policy, focusing on tax and financial services. In addition to extensive experience with the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act and related rulemaking activity, Ms. Page works on a variety of tax legislation and tax administrative matters.

Ms. Page develops and implements a variety of advocacy strategies to advance client objectives, both from a Congressional and administrative perspective. She also advises clients with respect to the key legislative and regulatory developments that impact their businesses. Ms. Page’s clients include Fortune 500 companies, trade associations, and tax-exempt entities. Additionally, she has extensive experience managing coalitions.

Ms. Page works closely on issues involving the House Ways and Means Committee, Senate Finance Committee, House Financial Services Committee, and Senate Banking Committee, as well as the Treasury Department, Internal Revenue Service, and financial regulators.

Professional Background

Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Page worked as a lobbyist and policy analyst for a government relations firm based in Michigan. Ms. Page has also served as a legal clerk for the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, the Office of the United States Trade Representative in the Executive Office of the President, and the United States Agency for International Development, and an intern for the
Tax-Exempt Organization Division of the Internal Revenue Service.

Ms. Page was a summer associate with the firm in 2007.

Professional/Civic Activities

Co-Chair, Legislative Task Force, Women in Housing & Finance (2010-2012)