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Wesley L. Pollock grew up in Vermont and attended college at Cornell University. After college, Wesley went on to complete the Vermont Supreme Court’s four-year law office study program. Wesley was admitted to the Vermont State Bar in 2017. He is a member of the Vermont Bar Association, the Vermont Association for Justice, and the Vermont Trial Lawyers Association.. Wesley has been with Martin, Harding & Mazzotti since 2012. He has handled a variety of personal injury, workers’ compensation, and Social Security Disability cases. Wesley strives to achieve favorable results for his clients with minimal hassle and stress. He enjoys working directly with clients and helping them through difficult periods of their lives.. In his free time, Wesley enjoys spending time on Lake Champlain and in the Green Mountains. He enjoys hiking, biking, kitesurfing, and skiing.

Tracy M. Conlon is a licensed attorney in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and concentrates her practice in the areas of business law, debt collection, employment law, landlord-tenant disputes, contract disputes and consumer claims. Attorney Conlon is admitted to appear before the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts and regulary appears in small claims, district, superior and housing courts throughout Massachusetts. Attorney Conlon is a member of the Middlesex, Essex, and Massachusetts Bar Associations. Attorney Conlon is a former paramedic and received her Juris Doctorate from Suffolk University Law School and her undergraduate degree from Bentley University.

Tirra Seely is an Associate Attorney based out of the firm’s Burlington and Bellingham offices.. Tirra received her Juris Doctorate from Gonzaga University School of Law in 2019. Throughout law school, Tirra was highly involved in multiple organizations. She competed on the Jessup International Moot Court Team, serving as captain her second year. She also served as a Board Member for the Moot Court Honors Council, Gonzaga Public Interest Law Project, and the Juvenile Record Sealing Clinic.. She completed internships with GLP Attorneys (Spokane), the Unemployment Law Project, and the Washington State Attorney General’s Office. During her second year of law school she was selected as a Trial Advocacy Fellow for the Washington State Association for Justice. After graduation, Tirra joined GLP Attorneys as an Associate Attorney in 2019. In addition to serving clients across the Pacific Northwest, Tirra leads our Legal Internship Program for our North Washington region. Our Legal Internship Program exists to provide meaningful work experiences for students in law school that are interested in careers in the personal injury field. Each year GLP Attorneys is proud to employ up to 10 legal interns across the State.. Before attending law school, Tirra received her Bachelors of Arts at Whitworth University (2014) and then spent two years serving as an AmeriCorps volunteer in Whatcom County.

Tao Law Office is a general practice law firm located in Burlington,
Vermont. We advise and represent individuals, non-profits, and
businesses, solving their legal problems and needs of various kinds.
From creating/reviewing documents to litigation, we offer a wide array
of services at reasonable rates. We serve clients in Vermont,
Connecticut, and beyond.

Successfully representing clients in traffic, criminal, personal injury and workers' compensation matters since 1999.

Sharon is regarded as one of New England’s leading intellectual property lawyers.  She provides counsel on all aspects of trademark, trade secret and copyright matters, IP (including patent) licensing and enforcement, as well as general commercial contract matters including distribution, vendor and supplier agreements, advertising and media law, real property leasing, administrative and employment law.. She has advised consumer product manufacturers, professional service providers, specialty food and beverage producers, advertising, marketing & PR firms, design-based businesses, software developers and biotech companies.

Sean is a partner and founder of the firm, O'Connor, Carnathan and Mack, whofocuses his practice in complex business litigation.  He has been litigating since 1993 and hasappeared in state and federal courts all over the country.  He has substantial experience with director,officer and shareholder litigation, trust fund litigation and insolvencyrelated litigation.  Sean has alsoprosecuted a number of significant claims for unpaid wages and has helpedsecure recoveries for clients which, in the aggregate, exceed $1.3 million.  He regularly advises corporate executives intransition regarding their employment contracts and non-competeobligations.  Sean is a regularcommentator on legal issues and has published many articles over the years.

Sarah Aguero is an Associate Attorney in the Burlington office of GLP Attorneys.. Sarah attended Western Washington University, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in Political Science with a minor in Business Administration. She went on to earn her Juris Doctorate from the University of San Diego School of Law. She returned home after graduation to begin her career as a law clerk serving both Skagit and Snohomish Counties, before ultimately becoming a prosecuting attorney for Snohomish County.. She now serves as an Associate Attorney at GLP Attorneys, where she leverages her years of legal experience to help her injured clients get the compensation they deserve.. In addition to her role as a personal injury attorney, Sarah is Vice President of the Skagit County Bar Association and serves as Secretary on the Board of Directors for Skagit County Legal Aid, an organization that provides free legal assistance to local residents in need.

My experience navigating Vermont’s complex regulatory environment assists the Stitzel, Page & Fletcher, P.C., in providing a broad range of services to its local government, institutional and educational clients. I am well-versed in addressing real estate, environmental, and zoning and land use permitting issues and in litigating commercial, land development and real estate disputes in Vermont’s state and federal courts. I also serve the Firm’s public clients by managing complex financial, real estate and environmental permitting transactions, including low-income and senior housing projects funded with community development block grants; flood hazard mitigation property acquisitions; “brownfield” and contaminated property redevelopment; road, stormwater and other infrastructure improvement projects; agricultural, forest and open space conservation ventures; and recreational trail and land trust acquisitions.. Prior to joining Stitzel, Page & Fletcher, P.C., I was associated with another Burlington law firm, where I counseled private clients in environmental, zoning and land use permitting and in commercial litigation. Before moving to private practice, I served as a law clerk to the Honorable Merideth Wright and the Honorable Thomas S. Durkin at the Vermont Environmental Court.. I received my J.D., cum laude, from Vermont Law School in 2004, where I was a Note Editor for the Vermont Law Review and a member of the Moot Court Advisory Board. In 2001, I received his bachelor’s degree in American History from Northwestern University.. I am a member of the Vermont Planners Association Executive Committee, as well as the American Bar Association, the Vermont Bar Association and the Chittenden County Bar Association. From 2012 to 2014, I served as the American Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division District 1 Representative, representing the young lawyers divisions of both the Vermont and Maine Bar Associations.

Mr. Pothitakis is a Board Member of the Iowa Association of Workers' Compensation Lawyers, Inc. from 2005 to the present. Mr. Pothitakis was a member of the Board of Governors of the Iowa Trial Lawyers Association from 2006 to 2007. Mr. Pothitakis was a Board Member of the Workers' Compensation Section of the Iowa State Bar Association from 2000 through 2002. He was a member of the Workers' Compensation Core Group of the Iowa Trial Lawyers Association from 1999 through 2001. Mr. Pothitakis has been a long-standing member of the Iowa Trial Lawyers Association and the American Trial Lawyers Association.

Mark A. Sylvester is a trial lawyer specializing in complex civil litigation including personal injury, wrongful death, aviation law, motor vehicle accidents, cruise ship accidents, premise liability, and product liability. Mr. Sylvester has been consistently recognized as one of the top lawyers in Florida by numerous periodicals, including the South Florida Legal Guide and Florida Trend magazine.. As a licensed pilot, Mr. Sylvester brings a unique expertise to cases involving aviation crashes and aviation law.  He has extensive experience and background in all manner and types of personal injury and wrongful death cases.. Mr. Sylvester was elected to the Board of Directors for the Dade County Bar Association in 2004, and appointed in 2005 to the Board of Directors for Legal Services of Greater Miami, Inc., an organization that provides free legal services to the low income community in areas of housing, employment, government benefits, special education, and community economic development. In July of 2007, Mr. Sylvester was elected Chair of the American Justice Association’s Federal Tort Claim and Military Advocacy Section. He previously held the position of chair-elect in 2006, and secretary of the section in 2005.. Mr. Sylvester is a cum laude graduate of the University of Miami School of Law where he was a member of the University of Miami Business Law Review. He was co-founder of the University of Miami School of Law’s Aviation Law Society and served as the organizations first vice-president and thereafter president.  He completed his undergraduate studies at Middlebury College (Vermont) where he graduated cum laude and was a member of the NCAA Men’s Varsity Basketball Team, 1991-1994.

Litigation attorney since 1991, opened own law office in 1994.  Current focus is probate and family law including basic estate planning and administration, pre-nuptial agreements, divorce, adoption, paternity, child support, modifications and contempts, probating estates, guardianships, conservatorships, and drafting basic estate documents such as wills, health care proxies and powers of attorney.

Kelly joined Dunkiel Saunders in 2013 and brings with him almost twenty years of experience working on state and federal environmental matters, multi-state business ventures, and complex commercial transactions. Over his career, Kelly has provided legal services to a wide range of clients, including public entities, private companies, and non-profit organizations. In each matter he handles, Kelly uses his diverse background to deliver valuable, perceptive, and practical legal counsel to help his clients achieve their objectives.. In the environmental field, Kelly focuses primarily on water law, hazardous waste cleanup, regulatory compliance, and environmental enforcement In commercial and business transactions, he handles a wide variety of subject matter, including selection of appropriate corporate structures for a client's needs, financing of business enterprises, acquisition and disposition of commercial real estate, and resolution of disputes encountered in the everyday business world.. Kelly's practice has allowed him to participate directly in matters in both Vermont and South Carolina (he is licensed in both jurisdictions), and he has been instrumental assisting clients with projects and major developments from Florida to New England to southern California to Washington, and just about everywhere in between. This geographic breadth of activity has given him the opportunity, and fostered the ability, to adapt to the specific needs of his clients' projects while accommodating the relevant regulatory requirements of local, state, and federal regulatory bodies.. Kelly has enjoyed a wide range of positions within the practice of law, giving him a firm foundation for advising clients. He has been lead counsel for a state regulatory authority, compelling enforcement with environmental laws and regulations, and ensuring compliance from the governmental side. He has also been general counsel to one of Vermont's oldest environmental organizations, providing legal advice on issues related to corporate governance, litigating difficult issues of major public concern, and lobbying state and federal legislative delegations to promote positive environmental policies. Finally, as a member of a private law firm for a decade, Kelly has been lead counsel for developer clients seeking to complete complex projects across the United States, and he has acted as outside general counsel to a client with almost a billion dollars in project capital. In short, he knows the legal system from the governmental side, the non-profit side, and the private side. This depth of experience helps clients when evaluating how best to proceed with any given project.. In addition to his legal career, Kelly has enjoyed varied business, eleemosynary, and educational interests. He is the founder and president of a bicycle manufacturing company that specializes in producing customized carbon fiber riding and racing bicycles. He is also a founding member of a non-profit organization — globalbike, inc. — that focuses on creating a global community where people are connected to the resources necessary for social and economic prosperity through the provision of bicycles, a utility of convenience and recreation for much of the world but essential for survival in less developed parts of the world. Finally, he has continued to pursue his interest in higher education, teaching philosophy at Wofford College, a leading liberal arts college in South Carolina, and teaching environmental law at Vermont Law School.

Justin is an intellectual property attorney focused on bringing practical and value laden solutions to clients with intellectual property needs.  He assists clients in all areas of intellectual property, including patenting inventions, litigating infringement disputes, negotiating intellectual property agreements, advising on trademarks, copyrights, and trade secret protection, and assisting with open source software licensing.. Justin's clients include start-up companies and individuals, as well as more mature organizations. He works with each client to develop an intellectual property strategy tailored to their specific needs, focusing on intellectual property identification and acquisition strategies for those newer to IP and robust global protection strategies for others.  In all cases, Justin uses his prior business management and consulting experience to help clients identify and pursue the most cost-effective solution to their intellectual property needs. He also helps reduce the uncertainty associated with development and protection of intellectual property and has created several fix-fee packages to help clients to get started on and to maintain an IP program that fits their budget and provides cost certainty.. Justin’s patent work experience spans several technological disciplines, including alternative energy, clean technology, electrochemical, electromechanical devices and processes, chemical processes, nutraceuticals, power electronics design and monitoring, mechanical devices and processes, hydrocarbon refining processes, and computer hardware and software. Justin also proactively assists clients in development of global IP strategies and patent portfolio development.

Jonathan is a Shareholder in the Burlington and Bellingham offices of GLP Attorneys and the Managing Shareholder for the Bellingham office. Jonathan joined GLP Attorneys in 2014 and has since successfully represented hundreds of individuals who have suffered personal injuries. Jonathan always strives to get his clients the best outcome.. Before joining the firm, Jon worked as an Associate Attorney in Seattle where he was responsible for complex insurance litigation cases, catastrophic personal injury files, and general commercial cases. He prosecuted many different types of cases, including auto injuries, trip-and-falls ,and slip-and-falls. He has been awarded the Rising Star Super Lawyers Award in 2019, 2020, 2021 & 2022, which is awarded to the top 2.5% of attorneys in the state. He is also an active member of the American Association for Justice.. Jonathan received his Juris Doctorate from Gonzaga University School of Law in 2011 and graduated Magna Cum Laude. Since graduating, Jonathan has been an active member of the Washington State Bar Association since 2012. Jonathan worked for the United States District Court, Eastern District of Washington in Spokane during his Judicial Externship. He conducted research and analysis on various criminal and civil issues, including Habeas Corpus claims, controlled substance crimes and criminal conspiracy.

Jennifer is a dedicated attorney and zealous advocate for her clients.. She maintains a general practice focusing primarily on immigration and employment matters.  Assisting business and individual clients in various avenues of immigration and employment law, Jennifer’s practice ranges from preparation of employee separation agreements, workplace discrimination, employment-based temporary visas and green cards, compliance matters, FOIA cases, consular processing, inadmissibility waivers, law-enforcement visas and family immigration, among others.. In addition, Jennifer represents developers, boards, members and management companies alike in the formation and maintenance of homeowners’ associations.. Jennifer received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth and her Juris Doctorate degree from Suffolk University Law School in Boston, Massachusetts.  She is dually licensed in North Carolina and Massachusetts and resides in Greensboro with her husband, Jared, and their two daughters. She enjoys family time, reading, gardening and public service work.. About The Vernon Law Firm, P.A.:  Founded in 1933, Vernon Law is a full service law firm located in Burlington, NC. We draw from our firm’s history and the collective experience of our attorneys to ensure that members of our community can receive quality legal services without leaving Alamance County.

I'm an attorney specializing in elder law, estate planning, commercial leasing, contracts, negotiation, and business structures. I've handled issues large and small, from a multi-million dollar division of a complex family real estate portfolio to simple wills. I've represented tenants and landlords in lease negotiations, drafted operating agreements for start-up small businesses, and saved clients hundreds of thousands of dollars through long-term care planning. I'm an accomplished problem solver and critical thinker; I can learn to do anything quickly and do it well. My focus is caring for my clients' ultimate needs, which can be hidden behind misunderstandings, justified emotions, and lack of access to the law. I make sure my clients are partners with me on their issues, so that they can fully understand the issues and be confident in the solutions. Outside of the office I love novels, creative writing, climbing, snow sports, hiking, trees, teaching, and my family (especially my dog Oak).

I was born on May 8, 1959. Before attending law school, I ran ski lifts, picked apples, painted houses, taught skiing, and worked as an adolescent and family counselor for a community action agency. I eventually went on to study law, graduating from Vermont Law School, summa cum laude (1st in my class) in 1990.After law school, I served as a law clerk at the Vermont Supreme Court. I entered private practice with a Burlington law firm in 1991, concentrating in professional malpractice cases, personal injury, and general litigation. In 1998, I decided to open my own solo practice, 100% dedicated to helping injured Vermonters, visitors, and their families in serious personal injury and wrongful death cases.. I am board-certified as a Civil Trial Specialist by the the National Board of Trial Advocacy.. In 2006, I was honored to be among 50 trial attorneys from around the United States selected to attend the intensive 22-day Trial Lawyers College, in Wyoming, founded by the legendary trial lawyer, Gerry Spence. In 2010, I served on the Faculty of the College.. Martindale-Hubbell, the oldest and perhaps most highly-recognized independent attorney review and rating service in the United States, has awarded me its highest rating, "AV - Preeminent.". From 2007 through 2014, I have been chosen by my peers to be included as a "Super Lawyer" in New England Super Lawyers Magazine.. From 2010 to 2011, I served as President of the Vermont Association for Justice (VTAJ). I am also a proud member of the American Association for Justice (AAJ), and serve on the Board of Governors of the Association.Many lawyers call themselves "litigators." But to a large degree, "litigation" consists of throwing lots of paper at the other side, but very rarely if ever taking a case to trial. I am proud to be a trial lawyer. I believe that when an attorney is ready and able to take a case to trial, the client is much more likely to get justice.Some personal injury lawyers have high-volume practices, advertising heavily on high-cost radio and TV ad campaigns. Some of these "settlement mills" take on hundreds of new cases each year, hoping to quickly settle as many cases as possible. I do not operate that way. I run a small, client-centered law practice, focusing on the individualized needs of a small number of clients. I advertise minimally, and take on only a few new cases each year. I limit the cases I handle to those involving serious, life-changing personal injuries, such as permanent back and neck injuries, fractures, burns, paralysis, disfigurement, or death.By keeping my overhead and case-volume low, I am able to handle each case personally from start to finish. I never pawn my clients off on a junior associate or paralegal. I work closely with each of my clients, to learn about their lives and to discover and tell the story behind their cases.  For more information visit my web-site: . To discuss your case at no charge, please call me, toll free, at.

I was born and raised in Kinston, North Carolina.  Shortly after graduating from High School, I enlisted for a 6 year stint in the US Navy where I served as a Firecontrolman.  During that time, I did two Mediterranean Deployments, one North Atlantic Deployment, and several short operations in the Caribbean.. After the Navy, I returned to NC where I began working in the Research Triangle Park at night and attending classes at NCSU in the morning where I eventually obtained an undergraduate degree in Economics.. Immediately upon graduating from NCSU, I was accepted to and began law school at NCCU.  Since graduation, I have spent my time defending those who have been unfortunate enough to come into contact with law enforcement while allegedly committing a bad act.. I also offer help to those who are in need of a simple estate plan or perhaps having some issues with their marriage.

I feel privileged to help folks who lack the legal experience to help themselves.   I am in my 24th year of practicing law.. Why hire me?   I am very experienced, honest,  have a proven track record of getting good results and not afraid of hard work.. Four incredible people have had an incredible positive impact.    No man is a more humble and honest  than my father (survived Husky football in mid 50's, received his doctorate and touched countless young people as a school Superintendent).   From my mother, I learned perservance (working as an RN,  never once complaining about the long hours).    My brother was the hardest working athlete I ever saw (WSU baseball player) and he has carried this ethic into a very successful coaching/teaching career.   My wife teaches me compassion and drive, I could not have a more caring, hard working wife and mother of my three children.. I have battle-scarred empathy.   I too have struggled with issues life presents.     I understand the stress losing a job; I know the challenge of  financially surviving in this world; I have experienced family dramas;  and I have felt the unclassey sting of small-town politics.. I have alot of heart and perserverence.    Athletics at a young age instilled this in me.   Although I was never the most talented athlete - I worked very hard to make it to the college level.. I have great legal experience.    I worked as  Prosecutor in 1998, have worked as a Public Defender and private practice for over 20 years.   Also, I served well over a decade in the U.S. Army Reserves as a JAG officer, where I helped hundreds of soldiers which included six short overseas tours (including 3 to Korea).. In addition, I had the distinct honor of being an intern for Paul Luvera and John Murphy in the early 90's--I have never seen men so passionate in their search for justice and their unmatched work ethic.    I was very lucky to office share with several wonderful men and attorneys -- Jim Anderson taught me the importance of a strong community presence; Brian Paxton showed how a fine sense of balance and work can be of benefit and John Ward taught me that being a country gentleman lawyer is a very worthwhile endeavor.. I am affordable and set my fees based on what you can afford.. --David Lowell

I earned a BA in Philosophy from the University at North Carolina at Greensboro and is a member of the national Phi Sigma Tau Honor Society in Philosophy.  I also received the Japanese Ministry of Education and Association of International Education Scholarship Award to study Japanese language at Nagoya University in Japan for one year and is certified proficient at the intermediate level.. Before attending law school, Simon spent some time at Guilford Technical Community College in the Paralegal Program.  During that time I interned at the Superior Court Judge’s Chambers where I assisted Judge Eagles and Judge Davis in various administrative tasks and the occasional MAR review.. While attending law school, I was a volunteer teacher for the Street Law Program (teaching public school students about the legal system and current issues), Volunteer Income Tax Assistant (providing tax filing assistance to low income families), Latin American Coalition Volunteer (providing immigration assistance) and founding member and Secretary of the Arab-American Law Society.  He also interned for two semesters with the Mecklenburg County Public Defender representing indigent client with various misdemeanor charges. I  have completed over 130 hours in pro bono and volunteer service while maintaining a high GPA and graduating cum laude

I am the founder of Burke Law, PC. We are a boutique criminal defense firm with offices in Burlington, Vermont and White River Junction, Vermont. Our attorneys have handled thousands of cases in various states and in every county in Vermont. If you or someone you know is charged with a state or federal crime, do not hesitate to email or call us for a free consultation.

I am an attorney with a breadth of experience touching upon all aspects of litigation. Currently, I am an Associate with Lynn, Lynn, Blackman & Manitsky, P.C.. As a law clerk for Judge Azrack, I was trained in federal trial practice and researched and wrote on issues involving federal law. As a solo practitioner, I honed my transactional writing through researching and drafting employment agreements, software development agreements, and articles of organization. While at the Vermont Supreme Court, I researched and wrote on issues of constitutional significance and was submersed in appellate practice here in Vermont. As an Associate at Dinse, Knapp & McAndrew in the firm's litigation department, I provided stellar representation to institutions and private individuals primarily in the civil and commercial context. Finally, as a Staff Attorney at the Vermont Network Against Domestic and Sexual violence, I managed a very busy caseload with limited supervision from inception through an appeal.. I am a graduate of New York Law School, magna cum laude, and am barred in New York and Vermont.

Hi, my name is Kristen DelForge and I practice Burlington, North Carolina. My practice mainly consists of family law, criminal defense and general civil litigation. As a native North Carolinian, it has always been my desire to serve my community by helping to protect the rights of individuals and to give a voice to those seeking justice.. When I am not in the courtroom, I enjoy my position as an Adjunct Professor at Elon University coaching Elon's Undergraduate Mock Trial Team. An Elon University and Elon University School of Law graduate, I find it rewarding to be able to give back to my Alma Mater through helping students hone their public speaking and advocacy skills.. Although Wake County is where I was born and raised, I have come to call Alamance County home and it is certainly my pleasure to try and make a positive impact by advocating for my clients with honesty and integrity.

Heather has worked in the legal field since 1990, beginning as a paralegal and ultimately becoming an attorney through the Washington State Bar Association’s Rule 6 Law Clerk program in 2007. The law clerk program, which provides an alternative to the traditional law school route, combines a theoretical, scholastic, and clinical experience. She now leads the Burlington, Bellingham, and Wenatchee offices of GLP Attorneys and practices in Skagit, Whatcom, Island, Chelan, Douglas, San Juan, and Okanogan Counties. Heather leads the firm’s Trucking Injury practice group, and is also a member of the Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys.. Heather is fluent in Spanish, having majored in the language at the University of Washington. She now provides representation to all GLP Attorneys’ Spanish-speaking clients across the state.. She is passionate about representing her clients, which has resulted in winning favorable verdicts for them in trial. She enjoys understanding her clients’ stories and conveying them in her representation and advocacy.