Hunter Robinson is an associate attorney at Ramón Worthington, PLLC. His practice encompasses commercial litigation, insurance defense, and personal injury matters. Hunter represents a diverse range of clients, including businesses, and insurers in all phases of litigation—from pre-suit investigation and discovery through motion practice and trial. He is committed to providing clients with thorough preparation, strategic advocacy, and practical legal solutions tailored to their specific objectives.
Hunter is a native of Dallas, Texas, he earned his Doctor of Jurisprudence from Texas Tech University School of Law, where he distinguished himself through both academic and extracurricular achievement. During law school, he served as Vice President of Administration for the Student Bar Association and was an active member of the Texas Tech Board of Barristers. He competed nationally as an advocate on the Texas Tech National Mock Trial and Negotiations Teams, was named Champion and top oralist of the Tech Law’s Advanced Moot Court Competition, and was Co-Champion of the ABA Regional Negotiations Competition. In addition, he served as a mediator in the law school’s Alternative Dispute Resolution Clinic, where he assisted businesses, families, and individuals in resolving disputes through negotiation.
Prior to joining Ramón Worthington, PLLC, Hunter gained experience as a Summer Associate at a Dallas based litigation firm, where he assisted in drafting motions, leases, and commercial contracts, and supported attorneys in the management of complex business matters. He also served as a Legislative Fellow in the United States House of Representatives, where he researched and analyzed key policy issues and supported a senior congressional member’s work on the House Budget Committee.
Hunter was licensed to practice law in the State of Texas in 2025. He remains actively involved in community service initiatives and has volunteered with organizations including Habitat for Humanity, Ronald McDonald House, and South Plains Food2Kids.
