For Attorneys

We offer different membership levels. From professionals to students, our members enjoy access to special benefits and connections to both professional and volunteer opportunities.

We bring you clients. Vermont Bar Association Lawyer Referral Services matches consumers with attorneys for 30-minute consultations for no more than $25. LRS panel members have generated over $2.8 Million in fees in the past 3 years. Join today and your next big client could come from the VBA LRS!

Our Neighbors Need Our Help. Not everyone can afford to pay legal fees or has access to good legal advice. From low bono to pro bono, here are some ways you can put your legal training to work in volunteering to serve your community.

Your health is important. Attorney well-being is a critical component of our duty to represent our clients with competence. Recent studies showing high levels of depression and substance abuse among lawyers compel an increased awareness of, and focus on, wellness for attorneys. We’ve included a collection of wellness resources for attorneys, paralegals, students and judges.

The Vermont Mentor Advice Program is a voluntary program offered by the Vermont Bar Association, pairing new attorneys (Advisees) with experienced practitioners (Mentors) to provide guidance regarding practical, ethical and professional issues. VMAP also seeks to promote positive relationships within the Vermont bar.

The Vermont Bar Association is a voluntary professional association for attorneys. Click here for information about licensing, judge rotation schedules, ethics, disaster planning and more.

Read all about it! The Vermont Bar Journal is published by Vermont lawyers, for Vermont lawyers. From regular columns like Ruminations, Write On and What’s New to featured articles, book reviews and more. Current and back issues are available here, as well as information about how to submit.