Brian Finch joined Dickstein Shapiro in 2006, as counsel in the Government Law & Strategy Group and head of the firm’s Homeland Security Practice. Mr. Finch focuses his practice on homeland security, Federal regulatory matters, and government affairs. He is recognized as an authority on homeland security matters, and has counseled numerous clients extensively on matters related to Department of Homeland Security regulations and guidelines as well as those promulgated by other Federal agencies. Particular areas of focus for him include the SAFETY Act, protection of critical infrastructure, state and local grant funds, interoperable communications, bioterrorism, food and agricultural security, and border and trade security.

Education

Cornell University, B.S., 1996
The George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs, M.A., 1999
The George Washington University Law School, J.D., 1999