Having a criminal record, even for minor offenses, can follow someone for their entire life, affecting employability, housing prospects, and even personal relationships. Fortunately, expungement and sealing are mechanisms under […]
The South Royalton Legal Clinic’s Veterans Legal Assistance Project, with the generous support of the Thomas M. French Veterans Advocacy Fund, is honored to provide this introductory continuing legal education […]
Debt can be stressful. This lunch and learn session will offer an introduction to the fundamentals of consumer bankruptcy, tailored specifically for non-attorneys. Participants will gain insights into the different […]
Meet Beth McCormack, dean of the law school, to learn about residential JD program options, including VLGS’s Accelerated 2-year JD and Traditional 3-year JD. You’ll also hear from our directors […]
With the Vermont housing market tighter than it has been in decades, understanding landlord-tenant law is more important than ever. Increased rental prices and a hot housing market mean that […]
Veterans of any era who served in any capacity are invited to stand before their community and speak for up to ten minutes about what it was like to serve […]
The Federal Trade Commission estimates that more than 70,000 Americans fall victim to romance scams annually, costing over $1 billion in financial losses to victims. Scammers gain the trust of […]
Recognizing its unique experience and capacities in providing direct legal services to veterans, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs awarded the Veterans Legal Assistance Program (VLAP) a $300,000 grant to provide civil legal services to homeless veterans and servicepeople at risk of homelessness. The VA selected 108 programs nationally, with Vermont Law and Graduate School being the only grantee in Vermont.
Mary Mason
Candis Darcey