Membership Eligibility

Eligibility:
Membership. 
A.  Regular Members.  (amended 3.16.26)
     (1) Regular membership is limited to lawyers, licensed to practice before the Vermont Supreme Court, who support the purposes and mission of VTAJ, and who:
          (a) represent or seek to represent clients whose interests align with the purposes and mission of VTAJ, including but not limited to the following:
                i. plaintiffs in personal injury and/or civil rights matters;
                ii. employees in employment matters;
              iii. claimants in workers’ compensation and/or social security benefit matters;
               iv. consumers in consumer protection matters;
               v. accused individuals or defendants in criminal defense matters; and
               vi. individuals in family law matters.
          (b) do not represent insurance companies and are not regularly retained or paid by insurance companies, corporations, self-insured entities, risk pools, or local, state, or federal government agencies (referred collectively hereafter as “defense attorneys”) in the defense of the types of civil or administrative matters listed in subsections (a)(i) to (iv) above, or the prosecution in criminal matters, or work in a firm with defense attorneys or defense paralegals, except as set forth in section (2) below. 

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