The Pentagon lobbying ban could force defense contractors to review ties with law firms and public-policy advisers that also represent Chinese military companies. The measure does not appear to bar ordinary legal work for both sides, but firms that lobby for companies on DoD’s Section 1260H list could become “covered lobbyists,” creating contract risk for defense clients that retain them.
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