Hunton & Williams LLP

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Hunton & Williams LLP provides legal services to corporations, financial institutions, governments and individuals, as well as to a broad array of other entities. Since our establishment more than a century ago, Hunton & Williams has grown to nearly 1,000 lawyers serving clients in 100 countries from 18 offices around the world. While our practice has a strong industry focus on energy, financial services and life sciences, the depth and breadth of our experience extends to more than 100 separate practice areas, including bankruptcy and creditors rights, commercial litigation, corporate transactions and securities law, intellectual property, international and government relations, regulatory law, products liability, and privacy and information management.

General Practice. Administrative/Regulatory Law, Admiralty, Antitrust, Unfair Trade Practices, Bankruptcy, Business, Corporation, Environmental, Insurance, International, Labor, Municipal Bond and Finance Law, Non-Criminal Trials and Appeals, Real Property, Condemnation, Securities Regulation, Taxation, Trademarks, Copyright, Utilities, Probate and Estate Planning.

Treasury Allocates $2.2 Billion in Clean Renewable Energy Bonds
Timothy L. Jacobs, Laura Ellen Jones, Mary Nash Kelly Rusher, November 11, 2009
On October 27, 2009, the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced the allocation of $2.2 billion in Clean Renewable Energy Bonds ("CREBs") for 805 recipients across the United States. This allocation is funded under the recent stimulus acts, the Energy Improvement and Extension Act of...

Becoming HITECH: Actions Covered Entities and Business Associates Should Take Now to Comply with the Requirements of the HITECH Act
Lisa J. Sotto, Elizabeth H. Johnson, Ryan P. Logan, September 24, 2009
The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (the "HITECH Act"), which was signed into law in February 2009 as part of the economic stimulus package, substantially impacts requirements imposed by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996...

Nevada Updates Encryption Law and Mandates PCI DSS Compliance
Lisa J. Sotto, Elizabeth H. Johnson, Rachel St. John, June 29, 2009
As of January 1, 2010, Nevada law will require businesses to use encryption when data storage devices that contain personal information are moved beyond the physical or logical controls of the business, in addition to continuing to require that personal information be encrypted if it is transferred...

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