Martin Hunt Joins King & Spalding's London Office
Corporate lawyer Martin Hunt has joined King & Spalding's London office, bringing the firm's total number of corporate partners to 15 since May 2010 as part of its global practice expansion.
Corporate lawyer Martin Hunt has joined the London office of King & Spalding, furthering the firm's expansion of its global corporate practice. Hunt previously served as a partner at Bracewell & Giuliani LLP and is a UK solicitor also qualified as a U.S. lawyer in Texas and New York. His addition marks the 15th corporate partner King & Spalding has added since May 2010.
Hunt represents national and international clients in the oil and gas, telecommunications, water, construction, and chemicals industries. His expertise covers mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, restructurings, and private equity funds. He has experience with transactions in over 60 countries, advising European companies with U.S. business interests and U.S. companies operating internationally.
King & Spalding has significantly strengthened its global transactional practice over the past eleven months. Hunt's arrival in April 2011 is part of a broader recruitment strategy that has brought 14 other lateral partners to the firm across six financial centers.
The firm, King & Spalding, is an international law firm with over 800 lawyers in multiple locations worldwide. The firm has been focused on building out its international presence and transactional expertise to support its clients' global operations.