Hunter DeLong

Hunter Payne DeLong is a lifelong resident of the Springfield area. He earned his undergraduate degree in Biology from Drury University before beginning his legal career in a variety of legal support and litigation roles. Prior to attending law school, Hunter gained extensive experience assisting attorneys in complex litigation matters involving personal injury, wrongful death, family law, insurance defense, and appellate practice.

Hunter earned his Juris Doctorate from Western Michigan University Thomas M. Cooley Law School, where he distinguished himself through academic achievement, leadership, and advocacy. During law school, he served as both a 2L and 3L Senator for the Student Bar Association, where his leadership and service earned him the Fitzgerald Award and the Robert E. Krinock Memorial Award. He also served as Vice President of the Mock Trial Board and was a finalist in the school’s Intraschool Mock Trial Competition. Additionally, Hunter was a founding member of the American Constitution Society.

Hunter is licensed to practice law in Missouri and Michigan and focuses his practice on workers’ compensation, personal injury, and wrongful death matters.