Hayden Fisher moved to Chester, Virginia with his parents in 1985 and attended Catholic school in Petersburg, Virginia. After graduating from St. Vincent de Paul High School in 1990, he attended the Virginia Military Institute, graduating as a member of the Class of 1995 with a degree in International Studies. He lived and worked in Richmond, Virginia for a year before attending law school, graduating from the Washington Lee School of Law in 1999. Following law school, Hayden returned to Richmond, working as a trial attorney, and has tried several hundred jury trials to verdict and litigated thousands of cases in federal and state courts throughout Virginia and beyond. Hayden has been trusted many times by other lawyers to serve as lead trial counsel in their cases or represent them in their personal matters. Hayden also taught legal writing and other law skills for 6 years as an adjunct law professor at the University of Richmond T.C. Williams School of Law. During this time, he has always been involved in the Richmond metropolitan community, but returned recently moved back to Chester to be closer to his family. Hayden has received numerous “best of” awards for his involvement in the Richmond community over the years. In 2006, Hayden was recognized as a “top 40 under 40” for his professional accomplishments, personal distinctions and community contributions. An entrepreneur himself, Hayden has been involved in various small businesses and appreciates the real time grind of operating a small business. Hayden’s community contributions over the years include service on non-profit boards, and leading arts and civic organizations. Hayden’s personal interests include music, spending time with friends and family, working-out and living an active and healthy lifestyle.