Guy T. Tripp

Practice focuses on regulation of electric, gas and telecommunications companies, including rates, rulemakings, certification and transfer of facilities, territorial assignments, and fuel and construction contracts for utilities. Represents clients on legislative matters before the Virginia General Assembly.

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Areas of Practice 1) Energy, 2) Government Relations, 3) Natural Gas, 4) Energy and Infrastructure, 5) Telecommunications and 6) Media and Technology
Law School University of Virginia School of Law (LL.B., 1965)
Education University of Virginia (B.A., 1962)
Bar Member / Association Virginia State Bar Association
Most recent firm Hunton & Williams LLP
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