DAVID L. HUNT

CAREER SUMMARY Attorney with strong background in administrative law and law enforcement. Handled major responsibilities in several multi-billion dollar corporate mergers. Counsel in significant judicial and administrative litigation. Broad experience in public utility rate hearings and complaint proceedings. IG in highly complex field of telecommunications. LEGAL EXPERIENCE Federal Communications Commission November 1996 to Present Inspector General - significant achievements and responsibilities: Administrative • OIG – Directed VRS investigation leading to 27 criminal indictments and a cost savings

to the government of well over half a billion dollars (and increasing). • OIG – Directed fraud case with multiple agencies, closing a business that had operated

for 6 years and issued fraudulent checks in excess of $400,000,000 in 4 months. • OIG – Administered the growth of the OIG Investigations division from a single

individual to 20+ employees in 2 years, with an amount in controversy of over $250,000.

• OIG – Manage all budget issues for OIG, often working with OMB. • OIG – Represent the Office of Inspector General before the Senate and House. • OIG – Litigate criminal and civil cases involving fraud upon the US Government. • OIG – Coordinate on IT security issues with the Managing Director. • OIG – Retrieved hundreds of thousands of e-mails sent to the Chairman’s and

Commissioner’s Offices thought to be destroyed by locating the rogue hard drive containing the information and then breaking the password designed to prevent access.

• OIG – Assisted the Federal Trade Commission in investigating and obtaining a restraining order against an entity involved in thousands of fraudulent bank transactions directed against the Federal government.

• EB - Conducted investigations and negotiated consent decree settlements. • EB - Managed formal complaints, from initial filing and mediation to final order. • EB - Conducted investigation of TRS abuse, resulting in criminal conviction and

potential restitution of stolen monies in excess of 10 million dollars. • CCB - Prepared orders and drafted rules on digital subscriber lines for broadband

internet access. • CCB - Prepared orders on access charge reform and rate integration. Drennan & Associates March 1994 to November 1996 Attorney with firm specializing in administrative and antitrust litigation. Handled broad range of responsibilities in the oil and electric utility areas. Significant achievements include: Administrative • Cross-examined expert witnesses on multitude of issues including economics,

accounting, competition, rate design, and partnership taxation. • Managed all components of oil complaint proceeding, including the preparation of

testimony, drafting of briefs and motions, and organizing and coordinating discovery. • Prepared expert witnesses for cross-examination during trial on variety of issues,

including antitrust concerns and environmental site contamination. • Reviewed and advised oil pipeline clients on proposed tariffs. • Advised clients on planning for future deregulation of the electric utility industry. • Prepared report outlining the potential impact of electric utility deregulation. • Reviewed and drafted natural gas sales and transportation contracts for clients. • Developed detailed business strategies for clients to take advantage of changes in the

natural gas field, including the development of co-generation facilities.

David L. Hunt Page Two Lewis, D'Amato, Brisbois and Bisgaard August 1992 to March 1994 Associate with major international firm specializing in administrative, litigation and environmental law. Conducted and supported trials and arbitrations in both Federal and State court. Administrative • Prepared detailed compliance program for client in response to a California State

administrative inquiry. Negotiated settlement with State of California. • Represented clients before Federal and State administrative agencies regarding

environmental and energy regulations. Litigation • Lead counsel in several complex business trials. • Conducted settlement negotiations and other business related discussions for clients. • Managed business dispute involving high-tech radio equipment between a multi-

national corporation in Hong Kong and the government of Russia. Newman & Holtzinger August 1989 to August 1992 Associate with nationally recognized law firm specializing in administrative, energy, and antitrust law. Handled broad range of litigation related responsibilities in the electric utility, gas, nuclear and environmental areas. Administrative • Managed economic and antitrust components in two multi-billion dollar corporate

mergers on both the Federal and State level. • Responsible for cross-examination of key economic expert witness and presentation of

economic aspects of client case in $2.5 billion dollar antitrust litigation. • Drafted brief for nuclear utility client regarding bankruptcy filing. Nuclear • Played key role in prudence hearing on nuclear plant cost overruns involving nuclear

plant construction and operations costs involving an excess $500 million. • Prepared advisory opinions for international clients regarding nuclear generating

stations, facilities and nuclear waste storage. • Advised clients on several environmental issues, including low-level nuclear waste. Litigation • Developed and implemented discovery and deposition plan involving over seventy

parties in major natural gas litigation in Texas. Environment • Developed detailed compliance program for several public utilities involving the Clean

Air/Water Act regulations. Wolf & Leo August 1988 to August 1989 Litigation associate with major regional firm specializing in litigation and environmental law. Conducted and supported trials and arbitrations in both Federal and State court. Litigation • Served as counsel in trials and arbitrations directing all aspects of case from complaint

stage through final conclusion. • Initiated discovery plan in multi-million dollar lawsuit which uncovered evidence of

possible fraud resulting in the other party's withdrawal of its lawsuit. Environment • Advised client regarding potential toxic tort and environmental cleanup liability at the

Stringfellow Superfund site in Riverside County, California.

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EDUCATION Georgetown University Law Center J.D., 1987 George Washington University B.A., 1982 OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Computer Law Consultants 1982 to 1988 Partner Founder of computer programming company developing complex software support systems for law firms, medical and industrial clients. Engineered customized software/hardware configurations for clients. Completed project that interfaced via telecommunication facilities several multi-national corporations and their satellite offices. Conducted lectures on computer programming and software development techniques. Wrote several published articles on programming techniques and high level software design. BAR ADMISSIONS California District of Columbia

Virginia

AWARDS FCC Gold Award

PCIE/ECIE Excellence in Investigations Award Multiple individual awards within the FCC