Hunter, Lane & Jampala PLLC

Hunter, Lane & Jampala PLLC is a San Antonio criminal defense firm known for bold advocacy, collaborative strategy, and an unwavering commitment to protecting constitutional rights. Founded by attorneys John T. Hunter, Thomas J. Lane, and Vivek Jampala, the firm brings decades of combined experience to state and federal cases, including trial, appellate, and post-conviction representation.

Hunter, Lane & Jampala PLLC defends individuals facing a wide range of charges—from drug trafficking and internet sex crimes to white collar fraud, capital murder, DWI, and family violence. The firm also handles federal offenses, conspiracy cases, and PPP fraud investigations. Post-conviction services include appeals, expungements, writs of habeas corpus, and non-disclosure petitions. Whether defending against felony indictments or seeking relief after conviction, the firm builds each case on meticulous investigation, deep legal research, and creative constitutional argument.

Hunter, Lane & Jampala PLLC stands out for its team-based approach. The attorneys have worked together for years, drafting motions, briefing complex issues, and preparing for litigation side-by-side. Their collaboration ensures that each case benefits from diverse insight, shared strategy, and relentless attention to detail. Early intervention is often key, and the firm moves quickly to analyze charges, uncover evidence, and negotiate when possible, while preparing for trial when necessary.

Hunter, Lane & Jampala PLLC is deeply rooted in a belief that every person deserves a strong defense. With a principled focus on liberty and justice, the firm leverages its courtroom experience and legal expertise to protect clients' rights and secure meaningful outcomes throughout the Texas legal system. The attorneys are respected members of the San Antonio criminal bar and are frequently sought for their insights on complex criminal issues. Their dedication to individualized defense has helped clients avoid convictions, reduce penalties, and reverse unjust outcomes.