Norman (Norm) A. Dupont represents public and private entities with more than 40 years of trial and appellate work. Norm’s principal focus is environmental and municipal law work, although he has represented corporations in antitrust, contract, real property disputes, and corporate acquisitions. Norm’s recent trials include a nine-month bench trial in the Orange County Superior Court involving groundwater contamination claims, and two related jury trials in the Los Angeles Superior Court involving employment claims against the City of Compton.

Norm was co-counsel for a Community Service District in a six-week bench trial in San Bernardino Superior Court. and one of the principal appellate lawyers in getting the trial court’s initial decision reversed by the Fourth Appellate District, Division 3. Norm’s work extends to environmental advice and consulting with a wide variety of public and private entities in California. He is active in the American Bar Association’s Section of Environment, Energy & Resources, where he currently serves as its advisor on constitutional law matters. Norm is also an active member of the International Municipal Lawyers Association (IMLA) and its Ninth Circuit group.