I have been practicing law in Vermont since 1998. My legal practice focus is on litigation relating to personal injury, automobile accidents, family law and workers compensation. I also have experience with construction law, school law, employment law, toxic torts, property/boundary disputes, consumer fraud, professional malpractice and commercial contract disputes. I also have a mediation practice where I act as a mediator. I take pride in providing my clients with the very best legal representation, as well as treating my clients with respect and helping them understand the legal process.

I grew up in Massachusetts, and received my undergraduate degree in Psychology from Lehigh University in Pennsylvania in 1993. After working for a few years doing social work, I attended law school at Northeastern University in Boston. I graduated from law school in 1998, and clerked with Magistrate Judge Jerome Niedermeier in the U.S. District Court Burlington, Vermont. I fell in love with Vermont decided to move here to stay. I started working with Bill Meub in 1999 and at Keyser Crowley, and am now a partner at Meub Associates. I have two children and live in Brandon, Vermont.

Areas of Practice:

Personal Injury

Auto Accidents

Pedestrian Accidents

Truck Accidents

Motorcycle Accidents

Slip and Fall

Products Liability

Wrongful Death

Dram Shop

Slip and Fall

Products Liability

Employment Law

Labor Law

Worker's Compensation

Toxic Torts

Property/Boundary Disputes

Consumer Fraud

Medical Malpractice

Legal Malpractice

Family Law

Education/School Law

Commercial Contract Disputes

Construction Law

Appeals

Litigation Percentage:

60% of Practice Devoted to Litigation

Bar Admissions:

State of Vermont, 1999

U.S. District Court of Vermont, 1999

Education:

Northeastern University School of Law, JD 1998

Lehigh University, BA 1993

Past Employment:

Keyser Crowley PC, Associate Attorney, 1999-2000

U.S. Magistrate Judge Jerome Niedermeier, Law Clerk, 1998-1999

Professional Associations and Memberships:

Vermont Bar Association

Vermont Trial Lawyers Association, Board of Governors 2003-current

American Association for Justice

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