Hunter is a land use lawyer, focusing on quasi-judicial proceedings before the various planning and development boards, commissions, and councils of local governments across North Carolina. With a robust background in real estate litigation, Hunter possesses the experience and skills necessary to navigate the complex zoning and land use issues that developers encounter. Hunter approaches his work with a creative and deeply analytical spirit, equipping him to handle the red tape so his clients can focus on building beautiful projects.

Hunter graduated magna cum laude from Elon University School of Law, where he was a member of the Elon Law Review editorial board and the Elon Law Moot Court Board. After graduating, Hunter served as a law clerk, and later as legal counsel, to Chief Justice Paul Newby of the Supreme Court of North Carolina. Hunter is also an alumnus of the New City Fellows program at the Center for Public Christianity and attends Holy Trinity Anglican Church. In his spare time, Hunter enjoys playing pickleball and flipping houses.

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What’s the best piece of advice you have ever received?

The present is the point at which time touches eternity.

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