Meet Attorney Philip Hundl – Shareholder
Phillip Hundl was excellent to work with. We feel that he was very fair and very knowledgeable. We felt he treated us with respect –
Jason H. – January 9, 2018
Philip J. Hundl is a shareholder of Wadler, Perches, Hundl & Kerlick. Mr. Hundl represents clients in a variety of industries including oilfield services, banking, real estate investments, family farming and ranching operations, and private individuals. His practice focuses on land litigation including condemnation and eminent domain for landowners, land partitions, easement and boundary disputes, as well as real estate and commercial transactions, estate planning and probate. He has also served as Special Master to the state district court and is a certified mediator specializing in land disputes. Also since 2006, Mr. Hundl has represented the Catholic Union of Texas, the K.J.T., a fraternal benefit organization, as its State Attorney.
Before returning to his hometown of Wharton, Mr. Hundl practiced law with the international law firm of Fulbright & Jaworski, LLP, now Norton Rose Fulbright, in its San Antonio and Houston offices, primarily in the areas of products liability, commercial litigation and international arbitration. He received his Juris Doctorate law degree from the University of Denver, College of Law. Mr. Hundl is admitted to practice law in all state courts of Texas, and in the Northern, Southern, Eastern and Western Federal District Courts of Texas.
Mr. Hundl is a 1988 graduate of Wharton High School, attended Wharton County Junior College and received his Bachelor of Science degree in Poultry Science from Texas A & M University in 1992. While at Texas A & M, he was a member of the 12th Man Kick-Off Team, received a varsity letter in football and was named Aggie Student – Athlete of the Week. Prior to becoming an attorney, he managed production operations, sales, marketing, distribution and technical service activities for Tyson Foods, Inc., in Mexico and in other parts of Latin America for Cobb-Vantress, Inc, a subsidiary of Tyson Foods. Through his work experiences in Latin America, he attained fluency in Spanish and conversational skills in Portuguese, which remain useful skills in his daily law practice.
I had a great experience. Wonderful communication and handled my matter quickly. Kim S. – December 20, 2017
Kim S. – December 20, 2017
In addition to his legal practice, Mr. Hundl has held leadership positions in many service and professional organizations. Mr. Hundl is the past President of the El Campo Little League, Wharton County Bar Association, and the Boys and Girls Club of Wharton and a past director of the El Campo Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture. Currently, Mr. Hundl is a life-time member of the Texas A & M Letterman’s Association, a member of the El Campo Rotary, Wharton County A & M Club, Texas Aggie Bar Association, and American Agricultural Law Association. He has also been a member of the Pro Bono College of the State Bar, State Bar College of Texas, and the World Affairs Council of San Antonio, Free Trade Alliance of San Antonio.
One of Mr. Hundl’s primary areas of practice is property condemnation in eminent domain actions. He has recorded a number of videos to help landowners understand the condemnation process and their rights as landowners. He’s also established a website devoted to condemnation rights for Texas landowners. If you have questions about condemnation and your rights as a landowner, please call 800-929-1725 for an appointment with Philip Hundl.
Philip Hundl was everything and more when we were faced with possible condemnation by a pipe line. He made himself available to us within hours of first talking to him, did a careful examination of our property to fully understand our concerns, and then he gave us a complete and clear pathway to follow. I could not have been more impressed. A true Texas gentleman and a scholar. Look no further.
Karen Danburg
Google ReviewAttorney Philip Hund’s Property Condemnation and Eminent Domain Videos
- Your Rights in Eminent Domain
- What Is Eminent Domain and Condemnation
- The Permian Highway Project
- The Bailey to Jones Creek Project
- Landowner Rights in Property Condemnation – a Pipeline Example
- Right of Way Agents Negotiating Easements
Contact Philip Hundl by calling or texting 800-929-1725 or by sending an email through our contact form.
These are some of the testimonials and reviews Mr. Hundl has received from clients at the Wharton office.
