Hartzman Tax & Fiduciary: Brad Miller - House Financial Services committee - 1989 - 2012 Total Receipts: $6,011,785

8/11/12

Brad Miller - House Financial Services committee - 1989 - 2012 Total Receipts: $6,011,785

JPMorgan has two in-house lobbyists

with connections to the House Financial Services committee.

Tom Koonce is a lobbyist for JP Morgan

and formerly a legislative director for Brad Miller, D-N.C.,

who sits on the committee.

Lawyers/Law Firms $852,417
Insurance $266,219
Industrial Unions $254,000
Public Sector Unions $253,700
Building Trade Unions $180,000
Securities & Investment $173,825
Transportation Unions $145,450
Misc Unions $129,250
Health Professionals $129,030
Commercial Banks $104,750
Accountants $92,346
Credit Unions $79,341
Lobbyists $64,400

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