Managing Partner: Ferdinand Calice
Offices: Atlanta, Austin, Bangkok, Beijing, Boston, Brussels, Charlotte, Dallas, Dubai, Houston, London, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Richmond, San Francisco, Tokyo, Tysons Client Center, Washington, DC
Firm Overview:
For more than 120 years, Hunton Andrews Kurth has served clients across the globe with a collaborative and purposeful approach. With offices strategically located in the United States and around the world, the firm is known for its strength in the energy, financial services, real estate, and retail and consumer products industries, as well as its considerable depth across numerous practice areas. Hunton Andrews Kurth fosters a strong culture built upon an unwavering commitment to its clients, colleagues, and communities. To learn more, please visit huntonak.com.
UK Practice:
With considerable strengths in technology and data protection; energy and infrastructure; international arbitration; and banking and finance, the firm's lawyers in the UK assist clients on a wide variety of domestic and cross-border work.
The firm's privacy and cybersecurity lawyers advise clients on all facets of European data protection law, helping them assess the impact of the GDPR and implement a strategy for compliance, conduct privacy and information security assessments, implement legal mechanisms for transferring data, prevent and manage cyber events, respond to cybersecurity incidents and data breaches, manage information governance issues, and establish comprehensive AI risk-management programs and AI governance frameworks.
Hunton Andrews Kurth’s international arbitration and transnational litigation team represents clients around the globe and have appeared before many of the world’s leading arbitrators and work with all major arbitral institutions and rules. The team’s practice and experience is particularly deep in the energy, mining, construction, insurance and reinsurance, banking and consumer products sectors. The group leverages its multinational experience, multidisciplinary approach and international contacts to limit the uncertainty that clients experience during the course of international arbitration and transnational litigation.
The energy and infrastructure team's lawyers provide a full range of legal services to clients developing, financing, operating and restructuring projects, bringing significant global experience to bear on public-private partnership (PPP) projects. They advise leading European, Asian, Australian, North and South American, African and Middle Eastern financial institutions, multinational sponsors and governments undertaking project finance and development transactions across a range of sectors, including oil and gas, mining and minerals, renewables and infrastructure.
Lawyers in the firm's London office advise borrowers, banks and financial institutions on secured and unsecured syndicated and bilateral credits, as well as on securitisations of a range of assets, including loans, consumer receivables, real estate and hedge fund interests. They also advise on a range of big-ticket asset finance transactions in a wide range of industries, including operating and finance leases of transportation assets.
