Pete Hutchison has been a key figure at Landmark Legal Foundation since joining in the early 1990s, serving as a longtime colleague to Mark Levin. He succeeded Levin as president around 2014 after Levin transitioned to his media endeavors, having previously acted as the organization's general counsel. As president and general counsel, Hutchison has directed the foundation's litigation efforts as a conservative legal strategist, aimed at curbing federal government overreach. This includes high-profile challenges to regulations by agencies such as the EPA, IRS, and Department of Justice, representing whistleblowers, pursuing Freedom of Information Act requests to expose bureaucratic abuses, filing amicus briefs in Supreme Court cases, and litigating against Democratic administrations. His tenure has emphasized accountability for public officials and adherence to constitutional limits on government power, solidifying Landmark's role in conservative legal networks. Hutchison maintains a low public profile compared to Levin but is respected among allies for his persistent advocacy. No major personal controversies or legal issues involving Hutchison himself are publicly documented, though the organization's aggressive tactics have drawn criticism from left-leaning groups for partisan motivations.