Everett Lupton

Practice Area
Personal Injury, Railroad, FELA, Admiralty and Maritime Litigation
Education
B.S.B.A. 1997, Old Dominion University
J.D. 2000, University of Richmond, The T.C. Williams School of Law
Birthplace
Norfolk, Virginia
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W. Everett Lupton has tried and won many injury cases before juries. Because of his interest in helping an injured person, Mr. Lupton focuses his practice on litigating motor vehicle collisions, premises injuries, railroad injuries, and admiralty/maritime injuries. He is licensed to practice in and admitted to the bars of Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, and the Supreme Court of the United States. Mr. Lupton has represented clients before the Supreme Court of Virginia, United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, and federal and state trial courts throughout the Southeastern United States. He has prior criminal and traffic prosecution and defense experience.

Mr. Lupton is a native of Tidewater and a graduate of ODU and the University of Richmond. While in law school, Mr. Lupton served on the Richmond Journal of Law & Technology Editorial Board, the Trial Advocacy Board, and the Moot Court Board. He has published multiple legal articles, one of which has been cited in numerous national and international legal publications. He also teaches at Old Dominion University and Tidewater Community College as an Adjunct Professor of law and business and has lectured at many continuing education seminars.

Mr. Lupton is an active participant in state and local bars and serves on several state and local bar committees. He is a member of the American Association of Justice, Virginia Bar Association, Virginia Trial Lawyer's Association, Norfolk and Portsmouth Bar Association, Virginia Beach Bar Association, and American Inns of Court. He is active in the Hampton Roads community and serves on the Boards of Trustees and Advisors of several regional and national charitable organizations. Mr. Lupton also provides legal analysis and commentary for several television and print media entities.