Disciplinary actions
Vermont Attorney Disciplinary Actions
Based on the Vermont Judiciary — Office of Attorney Licensing (mandatory biennial licensing, Vt. Admin. Order No. 41) registration roster as of 2026-06-13, 0 Vermont attorneys are disbarred and 0 are suspended of record. Status strings below are reproduced verbatim from the official source.
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No disbarred or suspended records are present in the current dataset for Vermont.
How to read these records
A status of disbarred or suspended reflects the official registration status published by the Vermont Judiciary — Office of Attorney Licensing (mandatory biennial licensing, Vt. Admin. Order No. 41). We reproduce the record; we do not interpret it. For the full order, dates, and any reinstatement, consult the official source. To report an error in a record, contact the licensing authority of record.
Itemized disciplinary orders (charges, dates, sanctions text) are not yet integrated for Vermont; this page reflects current registration status only.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out if a lawyer was disbarred or suspended in Vermont?
Search their name or bar number in the lookup above, or scan the records list on this page. Each entry shows the official Vermont Judiciary — Office of Attorney Licensing (mandatory biennial licensing, Vt. Admin. Order No. 41) status of record. A status of disbarred or suspended means the attorney is not in good standing to practice at the time of the record.
How many Vermont attorneys are disbarred or suspended?
0 Vermont attorneys are disbarred and 0 are suspended of record per the Vermont Judiciary — Office of Attorney Licensing (mandatory biennial licensing, Vt. Admin. Order No. 41), as of 2026-06-13.
Is Vermont attorney discipline public?
Yes. License status, including disbarment and suspension of record, is public information published by the Vermont Judiciary — Office of Attorney Licensing (mandatory biennial licensing, Vt. Admin. Order No. 41). Anyone can look up an attorney's current standing for free.
What is the difference between disbarred and suspended?
Disbarment removes an attorney's license to practice; suspension pauses it for a set period or until conditions are met. Both mean the attorney is not in good standing at the time of the record. Reinstatement, where it is allowed, is decided by the licensing authority.
Where can I find the full disciplinary order?
This page reflects the current registration status published by the Vermont Judiciary — Office of Attorney Licensing (mandatory biennial licensing, Vt. Admin. Order No. 41). For the underlying order — the charges, dates, and sanction text — consult the official source linked under Data sources below.
Data sources & last updated
- Licensing roster & status: Vermont Judiciary — Office of Attorney Licensing (mandatory biennial licensing, Vt. Admin. Order No. 41). Public licensing roster.
- Resident-attorney benchmark: ABA National Lawyer Population Survey 2024.
- Data on this page as of 2026-06-13 (last roster ingest).
Look up any attorney's standing on the Vermont attorney license lookup.
This site republishes official public records and is not legal advice, a lawyer referral service, or a consumer reporting agency. Information here may not be used to make decisions about employment, tenancy, or credit (FCRA). Records are shown as published by their official sources and may contain errors or be out of date; consult the linked official source to verify. To correct or dispute a record, contact the licensing authority of record.