Is It Privileged? A Young Lawyer's Guide to Preparing a Privilege Log in Commercial Litigation

Travis Hunter is a trial lawyer who has successfully handled cases in all of Delaware’s state and federal courts, with particular expertise handling large commercial and trade secrets disputes in the Delaware Superior Court’s Complex Commercial Litigation Division (“CCLD”). He routinely litigates complex commercial and intellectual property cases involving business contracts, mergers and acquisitions, trade secrets, patent disputes, insurance coverage, and products liability. He has served as trial counsel in some of Delaware’s largest trials, including two of the largest cases ever filed in the CCLD, as well as trial counsel in large arbitrations filed with the American Arbitration Association. Travis serves on the Delaware Superior Court’s Rules Committee and the CCLD Rules Committee, and he is an active member of the American Bar Association’s Section of Commercial and Business Litigation. He has completed the Federal Trial Practice Seminar, sponsored by the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware. In 2019, Travis was named as one of the nation’s top young trial attorneys by Law360.

Nicole focuses her practice primarily on commercial and intellectual property litigation in Delaware’s state and federal courts.

While in law school, Nicole served as a student works editor for the Villanova Law Review, receiving the Villanova Law Review Dedication Award in 2015. She also served as a legal writing teaching assistant for Professor Candace Centeno. Nicole argued in Villanova’s 55th annual Theodore L. Reimel Moot Court Competition, where her team was awarded first place and she was selected as the best oralist of the competition. She was also awarded Villanova’s Leadership and Scholarship Award by the law school faculty, and was presented with the Dorothy Day Award for completing over 40 hours of pro bono service.

Prior to attending law school, Nicole worked as a district representative for a New York state senator for two years, and participated in a number of political campaigns in New York.