Having played Division I soccer and being a Big Ten Conference Champion, Hunter Robertson’s training has taught him to quickly learn, adapt and turn on a dime, while his competitive nature allows him to be quick on his feet and excel under pressure.
Taking pride in being diligent and consistent, Hunter also understands when flexibility is required and finds these skills useful working in the firm’s Business and Real Estate groups. His practice focuses on drafting operational and purchase agreements for mergers and acquisitions, reviewing and preparing corporate documents, assisting with lease matters, conducting title research, and handling trademarks through the USPTO. At the end of the day, witnessing clients reach their goals is the most fulfilling aspect of being a lawyer for Hunter.
Hunter received his J.D. from Capital University Law School and his undergraduate degree in Economics from The Ohio State University. While at OSU, Hunter played Varsity NCAA Division I Soccer and became a four-year Varsity Letterman. In addition to lettering, Hunter also received numerous athletic honors such as the Big Ten Sportsmanship Award, Big Ten Preseason Honors List, Coaches Award, Most Inspirational Award, Wolstein Classic All-Tournament Team and Big Ten Conference Champion.
When he’s not practicing law, you will find Hunter on the sidelines as Assistant Coach for the Westerville Central Boys Varsity Soccer Team, and cheering on the Buckeyes, the Columbus Crew, and the Cleveland Browns. He also enjoys golfing, as well as spending time with his friends and family.
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