BART HUFF is Counsel at ZwillGen PLLC.  Bart's practice focuses on representing and counseling clients – from individuals and startups to Fortune 500 companies – on a wide range of issues related to online content and services. Some of the areas in which Bart represents clients include: criminal and internal investigations; internet privacy and security litigation; theft of trade secrets; compliance obligations relating to the use and disclosure of customer and subscriber information; and gaming law.  Prior to joining ZwillGen, Bart served as an Assistant United States Attorney in Chicago.  At the USAO, Bart prosecuted a variety of federal criminal matters involving white collar fraud, securities and other regulatory violations, computer and internet related crimes, and drug and violent crimes.  At the USAO, Bart tried 18 cases to a jury, briefed and argued multiple appeals before the Seventh Circuit, and received numerous achievement awards from the Department of Justice, including a Certificate of Recognition from the Director of the FBI. After receiving his J.D. from the Iowa Law School with high distinction, Bart clerked for Judge Michael Kanne of the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. Prior to his service in the Department of Justice, Bart was an associate with the law firm of Kirkland & Ellis.