Nathan C. Hunt

Practices

• Environmental

Professional Experience

Nathan is a member of the firm's Environmental practice group. He focuses his practice on environmental counseling in business, regulatory and legislative matters; environmental enforcement actions; and compliance with environmental regulations. His specific areas of concentration include: Superfund matters; air and water pollution control issues; compliance counseling for hazardous waste; toxic torts; land use matters; and federal, state and local permits and licenses.

Education

• University of Toledo College of Law, J.D., 2001, cum laude, Law Review, Executive Editor
• Wright State University, B.A., 1997, cum laude

• Defense of criminal prosecutions in connection with alleged unlawful industrial wastewater discharges to storm sewers
• Defense of Clean Water Act, RCRA and Clean Air Act citizen suits
• Environmental audits, development of environmental management systems
• NPDES permitting and permit appeals
• Negotiation of terms and conditions and cleanup standards in connection with industrial site remediations
• Counseling clients on federal, state, and local compliance and air, water, and waste permitting requirements
• Defense of various owners, operators, and transporters in Superfund actions in connection with the federal NPL sites and state supervised sites
• Defense of federal, state, and local civil enforcement actions
• Due diligence for corporate acquisitions and sales
• Live stock facility permitting and related compliance matters

• "What We Do For Our Clients" · Tawasi Business Association, January 6, 2009
• "The Threat of Vapor Intrusion" · Scrap, July/August 2008
• "What's in a Word" · Scrap, March/April 2007
• "New Standards for Environmental Due Diligence" · Counsel to Counsel Environmental and Mass Tort Alert, LexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell, April 5, 2006
• “Reinterpreting Routine Maintenance, Repair, and Replacement: Is EPA’s New Rule Savior or Sacrilege?” The Environmental Manager’s Compliance Advisor , November 3, 2003
• "Cureton v. NCAA: Fumble! The Flawed Use of Proposition 16 by the NCAA" · 31 U.Tol.L.Rev. 273, 2000

• "How Healthy is Your Environmental Compliance Program", Webinar jointly sponsored with August Mack, April 17, 2008
• "Factory Farms: What's the Big Stink?", Dayton Bar Association Seminar, December 16, 2005
• "Mold: The New Old Problem", Ohio State Bar Association Convention, 2003
• "Clean Air Act Update: Federal Initiatives", Ohio State Bar Association Environmental Law Committee Annual Environmental Law Seminar, April 25, 2003
• "Toxic Mold Update", Dayton Bar Association Seminar, December 20, 2002

• Selected for inclusion in Rising Stars by Ohio Super Lawyer magazine in 2006, 2007 and 2010