WASHINGTON, DC, September 4, 2025: Morgan Lewis continues to expand its international trade, sanctions, and global investigations capabilities with the arrival of Michael Huneke, who most recently served as co-chair of the sanctions, export controls, and anti-money laundering practice group at Hughes Hubbard & Reed, as a partner in the firm’s Washington, DC office.
“Mike’s arrival reflects our continued investment in high-impact international trade and investigations work across jurisdictions, where his nuanced understanding of sanctions and export controls is a natural fit for our global client base,” said Firm Chair Jami McKeon. “Mike’s international fluency and practical insight into complex trade and tariff regimes will strengthen our ability to advise clients facing heightened challenges in our global economy.”
Mike focuses his practice on advising companies to identify and mitigate export controls and economic sanctions enforcement risks and guides them through evolving tariff regulations as well as various types of global investigations. Mike is trusted by multinational companies to represent and advise them on international economic sanctions and export control issues as well as internal and external anti-corruption investigations and reviews and help craft compliance programs and risk assessments.
“Mike brings both technical depth and a team-first approach to our growing global trade, sanctions, and investigations practice. His experience in Europe, particularly in France, positions him to drive cross-office collaboration and expand our client service offerings," said Troy S. Brown, leader of the firmwide litigation practice. “We also see significant synergies that will drive expansion with our aviation and compliance practices, and we are excited for what’s ahead.”
Morgan Lewis's lawyers advise clients on all aspects of international trade and national security issues. With a cross-border team of professionals who understand the intricacies of navigating global investigations, the firm helps clients investigate and resolve matters under US export and import laws.