Attorneys
This page provides attorneys who practice in Vermont courts, and attorneys and prospective attorneys seeking to practice in Vermont courts, quick access to the topics most relevant to them in one convenient location. The court calendar at the right is updated nightly.
***IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL ATTORNEYS LICENSED IN VERMONT***
Attorney licensing has implemented an online Attorney Portal. Vermont attorneys must conduct their licensing business, such as renewing their license, requesting certificates of good standing, and submitting a certification of completion of a MCLE makeup plan, through the Portal. A User Guide to the Portal is available here. Important information on managing attorney login credentials can be found here:
For information on the requirements and procedures for admission to the Vermont bar, including the bar exam, admission by transferred UBE score, and admission without examination, click on ‘Admission to the Vermont Bar.’
The Board of Bar Examiners and the Character and Fitness Committee oversee the process of admission to the Vermont bar. For information on these boards, click on the appropriate box.
For information on attorney licensing, including a list of attorneys in good standing, initial licensure, license renewal, changes to licensing status, reinstatement of an administratively suspended license, obtaining a certificate of good standing, appearance by legal interns, pro bono emeritus licensure and pro hac vice licensure, click on ‘Attorney Licensing.’
For information on mandatory continuing legal education requirements in Vermont, including the Rules for Mandatory Continuing Legal Education, click on 'Mandatory Continuing Legal Education.'
The Mandatory Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) Board ensures that the Rules for Mandatory Continuing Legal Education are followed by all practicing attorneys in Vermont. For information on the MCLE Board, click on 'Mandatory Continuing Legal Education Board.'
The Vermont Supreme Court has the power under the Vermont Constitution to oversee the professional conduct of all attorneys practicing in Vermont. The court formed the Vermont Professional Responsibility Board to administer the professional responsibility program, which regulates the legal profession.
View standing orders issued by judges in specific counties.