Uchechi Durunna

  • Senior Staff Attorney
  • Washington, DC
  • udurunna@hausfeld.com
  • +1 202 849 4144
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OVERVIEW

Uchechi’s practice focuses on antitrust and consumer protection litigation. She also has experience in deceptive business practices, immigration law, international law, and human rights law.

Prior to joining Hausfeld, Uchechi was a staff attorney at the Department of Justice, Consumer Protection Branch, and worked collaboratively in all phases of both civil and criminal cases. Additionally, as a former eDiscovery attorney, Uchechi reviewed documents in complex litigation cases, including but not limited to antitrust, mass torts, class actions, mergers and acquisitions, and pharmaceutical investigations. While in law school, Uchechi interned at the Greater Boston Legal Services, Immigration and Asylum unit, preparing asylum seekers to testify at asylum interviews and in Immigration court. Uchechi has also volunteered as a pro bono volunteer attorney at the DC Volunteers Lawyer Project, providing legal assistance to domestic violence victims. Her previous experience also includes analyzing and researching complex legal matters in international law, regulations, and public health law.

EDUCATION

Northeastern University School of Law, Juris Doctor, Concentration in International Law & Human Rights, 2016

University of Cincinnati, B.A., English Literature & Spanish, cum laude, 2013

BAR ADMISSIONS

District of Columbia

Maryland

AFFILIATIONS

District of Columbia Bar Association, Member

Maryland Bar Association, Member 

American Bar Association, Member (2023 - Present)

EXPERIENCE

Antitrust/Competition

  • In Re: RealPage, Inc., Rental Software Antitrust Litigation – Hausfeld serves as co-lead counsel in the federal antitrust class action against RealPage, Inc. and many of their property management clients, alleging that the Defendants, some of the largest owners and managers of rental real estate in the United States, conspired to use RealPage’s so-called “revenue management” service to set rental prices and restrict the supply of available rental units in major metropolitan areas across the United States. The case has resulted in approximately $360 million in settlements and continues against multiple remaining property defendants in addition to RealPage, Inc.