Vincent L. Robertson, Sr., Esq.

Vincent Robertson, an Alabama native, joined and served in the United States Marine Corps from 1982 to 2002. He obtained his Bachelor of Science in Organizational Management from Bluefield College (1999), his Master of Science in Human Resource Management from Troy State University (2000) and a Juris Doctors from Regent University (2003). Throughout his legal career, he has represented hundreds of clients and tried thousands of cases. His experience includes serving as general counsel for many businesses, churches and charitable organizations. He is a formerly elected Commonwealth’s Attorney for Sussex County, Virginia and served as a Senior Assistant Attorney General for Virginia. Vincent works in the Hopewell office as an Associate Attorney. His practice areas include asset protection, business law, compliance, employment agreements, non-disclosure and non-compete agreements, contracts, consulting and civil litigation, family and juvenile law.

Vincent is an attorney in good standing with the Virginia State Bar and the United States Federal District Courts for Eastern and Western Virginia. He is a proud member of Who’s Who Among American Lawyers, and the National Black Lawyers Top 100. In his spare time, he serves as an adjunct professor at Virginia State University and the Crater Criminal Justice Training Academy. He and his wife Lisa enjoy golfing, dancing, mentoring and participating in community service events with their respective fraternity (Omega Psi Phi) and sorority (Delta Sigma Theta). He has three children Vincent II, Adrian and Monique. A little known fact about Vincent is that he ran for over 10,000 miles during his career in the Marines. He has since exchanged his running shoes for golf clubs and an occasional good cigar.