Vermont · law firms
Law firms in Vermont with a credentialed attorney
6 offices in 4 cities, listed only where a named attorney is an ACTEC Fellow, a Certified Elder Law Attorney or board-certified (the Vermont bar publishes no number to check against). We do not endorse or recommend any attorney.
6 offices4 cities
Listed for an attorney's ACTEC, NELF or board-certification credential. The Vermont bar publishes no license number to check against.
Firms by city
B
Burlington2
- Dinse P.C.209 Battery St
- Downs Rachlin Martin PLLC199 Main St Ste 600
R
Rutland1
- Pratt Vreeland Kennelly Martin & White64 N Main St
S
South Burlington1
- Jarrett | Hoyt, PLC1795 Williston Rd
St Johnsbury2
- Downs Rachlin Martin PLLC90 Prospect St
- Jay C. Abramson, Attorney at Law357 Western Ave
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