Kyle L. Epting

Kyle L. Epting is licensed in Virginia, District of Columbia and Maryland. After graduating from law school at George Mason University School of Law in 2010, Kyle was a fellow for the National Federation of Independent Business where he worked on various federal appellate business related cases. Kyle then worked with Arlington Law Group from 2010 to 2012, handling various business, employment and litigation related issues for the firm’s clients. In 2012, Kyle took a leave of absence to gain litigation experience with the employment law group at Eckert, Seamans, Cherin & Mellott, LLC. Kyle returned to Arlington Law Group in 2013, where he handled various business, employment, probate and elder law matters. In 2020, Kyle began working with The Elder and Disability Law Center, handling probate and elder law matters.

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District of Columbia

Since 2012

Maryland

Since 2013

Virginia

Since 2010

Attorney

The Elder and Disability Law Center

2020 - Current

Attorney providing probate administration and elder law services, including litigation

Partner

Arlington Law Group

2013 - 2020

Attorney with emphasis in employment issues (including discrimination, wage, contracts), start-up and venture business law, small business law, taxation, wills, trusts and estate planning. Focus on litigation in the above areas of law.

Associate Attorney

Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott

2012 - 2012

Associate attorney with focus in federal civil litigation, primarily in the areas of employment law and insurance defense.

Associate Attorney

Arlington Law Group

2010 - 2012

Attorney with emphasis in start-up and venture business law, small business law, taxation, wills, trusts and estate planning. Focus on litigation in the above areas of law.

Intern

Virginia Court of Appeals

2010 - 2010

Authored opinions and orders for state criminal appeals. Authored bench briefs for Judge Alston by summarizing appellant and appellee briefs, conducting independent research and analysis, and proposing an appropriate ruling for the appeal. Met with Judge Alston, clerks, and interns to discuss legal and policy implications of rulings.

Fellow

National Federation of Independent Business - Small Business Legal Center

2010 - 2010

Research and compose memoranda and amicus briefs for various federal appellate courts. Research and respond to member calls regarding various business related legal matters.

Law Clerk

Burnham & Gorokhov, PLLC

2008 - 2009

Conducted research and aided in composing briefs in post-conviction and interlocutory appeals to the Tenth and Eleventh Circuit federal appellate courts regarding complex white collar litigation. Authored state and federal filings regarding various legal issues including the Controlled Substances Act, motions in limine, character evidence, state and federal laws governing medicine, prosecutorial misconduct, grand jury subpoenas, copyright infringement, and breach of contract.

Intern

Office of the Honorable Addison Graves Wilson

2006 - 2006

Attended meetings with Representative Wilson and U.S. military officers, foreign ambassadors, governors, and other Members of Congress. Assisted in the management of constituent relations.

George Mason University

J.D. | Law, Litigation Focus

2007 - 2010

Honors: George Mason Law Review, Associate Managing Editor

Activities: Trial Advocacy Association, National Trial Competition Regionals Competitor, Stanford Invitational Competitor, Intramural Semi-Finalist; Pro Bono Society, Volunteer

University of Florida

B.S. | Psychology, Sociology

2003 - 2007

Honors: National Merit Scholar, full scholarship; Florida Blue Key, Leadership Honor Society; Student Government, Outstanding Cabinet Director; Theta Chi Fraternity, Silent Leader Award

Activities: Theta Chi Fraternity, New Member Educator, Recruitment Chairman; Social Psychology Lab, Research Assistant, Experiment Author; Student Government, Student Advocacy Cabinet Director

Arlington County Bar Association

Member

2011 - Current

George Mason University School of Law 16th Annual Ethics Update, GMUSL CLE, Arlington, Virginia

October 14, 2015

GMUSL

Presented continuing legal education course with James Anderson on Virginia legal ethics issues from the previous year.

Rafalko v. Georgiadis: The Effects on No-Contest Clauses in Virginia Trusts, Section Meeting, Arlington, Virginia

January 12, 2016

Arlington County Bar Association - Trusts and Estates Section

Presented continuing legal education course on Virginia Supreme Court case affecting Virginia law on "no contest" provisions in Virginia trusts and the history of such provisions in wills and trusts in Virginia.

Notary Public

Commonwealth of Virginia