About Bianca
Bianca Puente trained in Houston and built a steady legal path after law school. She earned her J.D. from South Texas College of Law in 2018. That education laid the groundwork for work in public service and private practice.
Puente is admitted to practice in Texas. Early in her career she moved into public law. In 2020 she served as an Assistant Lawyer General at the Office of the Lawyer General. The role placed her in the machinery of state legal work during a period of heightened demands on government counsel.
She has also maintained professional affiliations since 2019. Those memberships have kept her connected to peers and to continuing legal education. Colleagues describe her as steady in court and deliberate in written work. She favors clear legal writing over flourish.
After her time at the Office of the Lawyer General, Puente transitioned into private practice. She joined Hunt Law Office PLLC, where she works alongside other attorneys on matters rooted in Texas law. Her move to the firm marked a shift from a statewide government post to handling client matters in a firm setting.
Puente’s practice reflects the practical training she received at law school and in public service. She has handled legal matters that require attention to procedural detail and careful statutory reading. Her courtroom appearances and filings show a methodical approach rather than a theatrical one.
Outside of court and client work, Puente keeps up with changes in Texas law. The professional memberships she holds provide a regular source of updates and networking. That activity supports the kind of steady, continuing development lawyers rely on to serve clients well.
Peers and clients note that Puente prefers a direct style. She writes plainly and makes points succinctly. That clarity carries through to how she presents arguments and advises clients.
She currently practices at Hunt Law Office PLLC, where her work focuses on legal matters arising in Texas.
