Mr. Huff is a shareholder in Karr Tuttle Campbell's Real Estate and Land Use Group. His practice is concentrated in land use and real estate law, emphasizing real estate transactions and project development, the governmental permit process, compliance with state and federal regulations and negotiated mitigation of project impacts. Mr. Huff has considerable experience with local, state and federal planning, resource and administrative agencies, including the Washington State Department of Ecology and the Army Corps of Engineers.

Representative projects in which Mr. Huff has been involved include the development of Phase I of the Microsoft campus in Redmond and the expansion of both the corporate campus of Physio Control Corporation and the South Hill Mall. He has provided land use and leasing counsel for many of the region's major shopping centers and has obtained all necessary state and federal governmental approvals for (and defended litigation against) the planned Ship Harbor resort in Anacortes. Permits for the Ship Harbor Resort and Marina contemplate a 300 unit hotel, a 500 slip marina, 200 condominium units, several restaurants and a conference center. Recent projects also include Poulsbo Place (Master Builders Association 2000 Award for Community of the Year) in Kitsap County and Kelkari, a "national park lodge" style condominium development in the City of Issaquah, also a Community of the Year award recipient. Issaquah is also the site of Hyla Crossing, a large mixed use commercial/office master planned development, for which Mr. Huff obtained the necessary governmental approvals. Much of Mr. Huff’s most recent efforts have centered on land acquisition for large scale residential developments in and around the Puget Sound area.

Mr. Huff was named a 2005 Super Lawyer by Washington Law and Politics magazine.  He is also a past member of the Washington State Bar Association Real Property, Probate and Trust Section Board of Directors.