Paul Martino has joined Hunton Andrews Kurth as a partner in its Washington, D.C. office. The move was announced by the law firm earlier this week. Martino’s new role will center on state policy matters crucial to retailers, chain restaurants, and other consumer-facing entities. His expertise particularly extends to e-commerce and consumer protection issues, such as data privacy, cybersecurity, and the implications of artificial intelligence.
Prior to this appointment, Martino held the position of vice president and senior policy counsel at the National Retail Federation. During his tenure there, he was responsible for significant policy work involving some of the nation’s leading retail companies. This background positions him as a valuable asset to Hunton Andrews Kurth, especially as the firm navigates complex regulatory landscapes affecting modern-day retail and consumer businesses.
Hunton Andrews Kurth, a firm with a wide-ranging slate of practice areas, continues to strengthen its foothold in areas related to consumer economics and technological advancement. This new hire aligns with their strategy to provide comprehensive legal services tailored to the rapidly evolving needs of commerce and technology sectors.
For more details, see the original announcement from Bloomberg Law, where Hunton Andrews Kurth elaborates on Martino’s new responsibilities and the value he brings to the firm.