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Everett New and Associates – a distinguished law firm driven by a profound commitment to excellence and a relentless pursuit of our client’s goals.

Our Vision is resolute—provide clients with the best service and advice possible because your lawyer should be helping you do, not telling you why you can’t.

Our Commitment is steadfast—relentless pursuit of your goals; we don’t ask “if”, we figure out “how.”

Our Core Values are clear—hard work, empathy, intelligence, diligence, focus, unwavering advocacy, and putting the needs of our clients first.

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Our Experience is key—with 20 years of legal experience built on the foundation of real-world experience managing businesses big and small, resolving conflict as a first-responder, and working hard to succeed (just like you).

Our Motto is simple—do the right thing. Always.

Our Success is unquestionable—favorable outcomes and numerous victories in diverse legal arenas.

From complex corporate litigation to navigating the intricate world of entertainment law, we have consistently demonstrated our expertise and adaptability. Our past successes have been built on a foundation of meticulous preparation, a profound understanding of the law, and a genuine passion for serving our clients’ best interests. We’re your kind of lawyer, not that kind of lawyer.

Everett graduated summa cum laude from the Texas Tech University School of Law in 2004 and is admitted to practice in all Texas State and Federal courts. Before that, he spent four years (including his first year of law school) as a police officer in Lubbock, Texas, and almost five years managing offices for two national retail service companies where he was recognized nationally for customer service and innovative leadership. After law school Everett joined a prestigious Dallas-based firm where he cut his teeth on the Enron litigation and continued working in the areas of corporate governance, fiduciary duty matters, securities litigation, mass-tort litigation, medical malpractice defense, and SEC and NASD investigations. He then transitioned to handling more business litigation, before taking a position in-house with a half-billion-dollar automotive captive finance company…

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Gina Kilgore is a graduate of the University of North Texas with a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and minor in Business. Gina obtained her Paralegal Certificate in 2010 and she has supported attorneys in numerous practice areas, including corporate entity formation, acquisitions, transactional law, trademarks, construction law, litigation, estate planning, and probate.

Gina is also an entrepreneur running a successful business in the art industry for almost 30 years. Gina’s strong communication skills and determination make her someone you definitely want on your side.

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Everett graduated summa cum laude from the Texas Tech University School of Law in 2004 and is admitted to practice in all Texas State and Federal courts. Before that, he spent four years (including his first year of law school) as a police officer in Lubbock, Texas, and almost five years managing offices for two national retail service companies where he was recognized nationally for customer service and innovative leadership. After law school Everett joined a prestigious Dallas-based firm where he cut his teeth on the Enron litigation and continued working in the areas of corporate governance, fiduciary duty matters, securities litigation, mass-tort litigation, medical malpractice defense, and SEC and NASD investigations. He then transitioned to handling more business litigation, before taking a position in-house with a half-billion-dollar automotive captive finance company.
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After five years as an in-house counsel, Everett turned his experience and expertise to helping startups, small, and medium sized businesses by providing a cost-effective alternative to an in-house counsel. He has extensive experience in counseling entrepreneurs as they form and build their businesses, offering a graduated fee structure to make sure client dreams can become client realities. He advises musicians, authors, artists, audio/video production companies, and others in the entertainment industry as they navigate the pitfalls of negotiating and contracting with recording companies, publishers, promoters, studios, distributors, and one another. Additionally, Everett has served as counsel for plaintiffs and defendants alike in numerous state and federal lawsuits involving a wide variety of claims.
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Everett prides himself on speaking “geek” and “business” in addition to “law.” He understands the demands of running a business and the balance between risk and reward that all businesses face. Despite only having a computer science minor, Everett has stayed on top of the advancements in technology and information systems, which allows him to work with numerous start-ups in the tech industry. His clients include private equity companies, car dealerships, app developers, DE&I consultants, digital media companies, bands and individual artists, serial entrepreneurs, and real estate brokers and agents. But, he prides himself most on the relationships he has with his clients, many of whom count him as a friend as much as counsel. He is passionate about family and helping people solve their problems. And combat boots.
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Described as a Renaissance man by friend and foe, in addition to being an attorney, Everett is a licensed private investigator. After putting his business degree to use for a few years in the financial services industry, he spent five years on “the job” as a cop in Lubbock (a town that’s big enough to be interesting but small enough to only get shot at a couple of times). He can take apart a computer and a 1965 Mustang and put them both back together again, is an expert marksman, and makes a mean carne guisada.
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Everett has served on the Vestry of St. John’s Episcopal Church, the Board of Trustees of St. John’s Episcopal School, the Board of the Museum of International Cultures and on the North Dallas High School Alumni Board. He is a member of the Dallas Bar Association and served as a Director for the Dallas Association of Young Lawyers. He is a Fellow of the DAYL Foundation, was a member of the 2007 DAYL Leadership Class, and has been named a Texas Rising Star in Law and Politics Magazine. While in-house, he served on the Alliance Business Synergy Team and on the Corporate Diversity Committee. He has also been a featured presenter at conferences on e-discovery and entrepreneurial leadership.
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Everett graduated summa cum laude from the Texas Tech University School of Law in 2004 and is admitted to practice in all Texas State and Federal courts. Before that, he spent four years (including his first year of law school) as a police officer in Lubbock, Texas, and almost five years managing offices for two national retail service companies where he was recognized nationally for customer service and innovative leadership. After law school Everett joined a prestigious Dallas-based firm where he cut his teeth on the Enron litigation and continued working in the areas of corporate governance, fiduciary duty matters, securities litigation, mass-tort litigation, medical malpractice defense, and SEC and NASD investigations. He then transitioned to handling more business litigation, before taking a position in-house with a half-billion-dollar automotive captive finance company.

After five years as an in-house counsel, Everett turned his experience and expertise to helping startups, small, and medium sized businesses by providing a cost-effective alternative to an in-house counsel. He has extensive experience in counseling entrepreneurs as they form and build their businesses, offering a graduated fee structure to make sure client dreams can become client realities. He advises musicians, authors, artists, audio/video production companies, and others in the entertainment industry as they navigate the pitfalls of negotiating and contracting with recording companies, publishers, promoters, studios, distributors, and one another. Additionally, Everett has served as counsel for plaintiffs and defendants alike in numerous state and federal lawsuits involving a wide variety of claims.

Everett prides himself on speaking “geek” and “business” in addition to “law.” He understands the demands of running a business and the balance between risk and reward that all businesses face. Despite only having a computer science minor, Everett has stayed on top of the advancements in technology and information systems, which allows him to work with numerous start-ups in the tech industry. His clients include private equity companies, car dealerships, app developers, DE&I consultants, digital media companies, bands and individual artists, serial entrepreneurs, and real estate brokers and agents. But, he prides himself most on the relationships he has with his clients, many of whom count him as a friend as much as counsel.  He is passionate about family and helping people solve their problems. And combat boots.

Described as a Renaissance man by friend and foe, in addition to being an attorney, Everett is a licensed private investigator. After putting his business degree to use for a few years in the financial services industry, he spent five years on “the job” as a cop in Lubbock (a town that’s big enough to be interesting but small enough to only get shot at a couple of times). He can take apart a computer and a 1965 Mustang and put them both back together again, is an expert marksman, and makes a mean carne guisada.

Everett has served on the Vestry of St. John’s Episcopal Church, the Board of Trustees of St. John’s Episcopal School, the Board of the Museum of International Cultures and on the North Dallas High School Alumni Board. He is a member of the Dallas Bar Association and served as a Director for the Dallas Association of Young Lawyers. He is a Fellow of the DAYL Foundation, was a member of the 2007 DAYL Leadership Class, and has been named a Texas Rising Star in Law and Politics Magazine. While in-house, he served on the Alliance Business Synergy Team and on the Corporate Diversity Committee. He has also been a featured presenter at conferences on e-discovery and entrepreneurial leadership.

Gina Kilgore

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Everett graduated summa cum laude from the Texas Tech University School of Law in 2004 and is admitted to practice in all Texas State and Federal courts. Before that, he spent four years (including his first year of law school) as a police officer in Lubbock, Texas, and almost five years managing offices for two national retail service companies where he was recognized nationally for customer service and innovative leadership. After law school Everett joined a prestigious Dallas-based firm where he cut his teeth on the Enron litigation and continued working in the areas of corporate governance, fiduciary duty matters, securities litigation, mass-tort litigation, medical malpractice defense, and SEC and NASD investigations. He then transitioned to handling more business litigation, before taking a position in-house with a half-billion-dollar automotive captive finance company.
Everett New
After five years as an in-house counsel, Everett turned his experience and expertise to helping startups, small, and medium sized businesses by providing a cost-effective alternative to an in-house counsel. He has extensive experience in counseling entrepreneurs as they form and build their businesses, offering a graduated fee structure to make sure client dreams can become client realities. He advises musicians, authors, artists, audio/video production companies, and others in the entertainment industry as they navigate the pitfalls of negotiating and contracting with recording companies, publishers, promoters, studios, distributors, and one another. Additionally, Everett has served as counsel for plaintiffs and defendants alike in numerous state and federal lawsuits involving a wide variety of claims.
Everett New
Everett prides himself on speaking “geek” and “business” in addition to “law.” He understands the demands of running a business and the balance between risk and reward that all businesses face. Despite only having a computer science minor, Everett has stayed on top of the advancements in technology and information systems, which allows him to work with numerous start-ups in the tech industry. His clients include private equity companies, car dealerships, app developers, DE&I consultants, digital media companies, bands and individual artists, serial entrepreneurs, and real estate brokers and agents. But, he prides himself most on the relationships he has with his clients, many of whom count him as a friend as much as counsel. He is passionate about family and helping people solve their problems. And combat boots.
Everett New
Described as a Renaissance man by friend and foe, in addition to being an attorney, Everett is a licensed private investigator. After putting his business degree to use for a few years in the financial services industry, he spent five years on “the job” as a cop in Lubbock (a town that’s big enough to be interesting but small enough to only get shot at a couple of times). He can take apart a computer and a 1965 Mustang and put them both back together again, is an expert marksman, and makes a mean carne guisada.
Everett New
Everett has served on the Vestry of St. John’s Episcopal Church, the Board of Trustees of St. John’s Episcopal School, the Board of the Museum of International Cultures and on the North Dallas High School Alumni Board. He is a member of the Dallas Bar Association and served as a Director for the Dallas Association of Young Lawyers. He is a Fellow of the DAYL Foundation, was a member of the 2007 DAYL Leadership Class, and has been named a Texas Rising Star in Law and Politics Magazine. While in-house, he served on the Alliance Business Synergy Team and on the Corporate Diversity Committee. He has also been a featured presenter at conferences on e-discovery and entrepreneurial leadership.
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Gina Kilgore is a graduate of the University of North Texas with a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and minor in Business. Gina obtained her Paralegal Certificate in 2010 and she has supported attorneys in numerous practice areas, including corporate entity formation, acquisitions, transactional law, trademarks, construction law, litigation, estate planning, and probate.

Gina is also an entrepreneur running a successful business in the art industry for almost 30 years. Gina’s strong communication skills and determination make her someone you definitely want on your side.

Gina loves working in the legal field and is known for … and taking names.

When she isn’t keeping the Firm and Everett in line, Gina enjoys spending time with her husband, Kim; her daughter, Autumn; her sons, Kim and Blake; and her grandchildren, Jordyn, Kadyn, and Kennedy. She also enjoys attending car shows, showing cars, and RV camping.

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