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Trevor A. Hunter is a Partner in the Williston office. As a member of the Commercial Transactions Practice Group, Trevor’s practice is focused on commercial litigation, mergers and acquisitions, and trusts and estates. 

Trevor works with businesses of all sizes, including regional banks and oil service companies, aiding them in litigation matters, helping them buy and acquire other businesses, and assisting with complex legal problems, always striving to impact them in the best way he can. 

In his practice, Trevor emphasizes that he’s truly in the people business. He takes pride in getting to know his clients and guiding them through challenging times. Recognizing that clients often come to him during difficult moments, he finds great satisfaction in seeing their initial anxiety give way to relief as he helps resolve their issues and prepares the necessary documents.

Trevor grew up in Kalispell, Montana and has been with Crowley Fleck for more than a decade.

Trevor, his wife, and their five children enjoy all that the North Dakota and Montana outdoors have to offer including hunting, boating, golfing, camping, and fishing.

  • The Best Lawyers in America: Ones to Watch®, Commercial Litigation, 2023-present
  • Great Plains Super Lawyers® “Rising Star,” 2019-present
  • Southwestern Journal of International Law, Associate Editor

  • American Bar Association
  • State Bar Association of North Dakota, Law-Related Education Committee
  • Upper Missouri Bar Association
  • Community Involvement
  • Williston Housing Authority Board of Commissioners (April 2018-present)

  • “Living in an Adult World: Your Legal Rights and Responsibilities,” State Bar Association of North Dakota, 2021 and 2023
  • “County Zoning and Land Use Regulations,” North Dakota Law Review Energy Energy Symposium Presentation, 94 N.D. L. Rev. 621, 2019
  • Trigild Deskbook: Guide to Receivership & Foreclosure – 7th ed. Deskbook, 2012
  • “Vigilante Justice in the West,” 9th Annual University of Montana Conference on Undergraduate Research, 2009