Deborah T. Bucknam has been practicing law in Vermont since 1979, and was licensed to practice in New Hampshire in 2005. She has practiced in all courts in Vermont, including the Vermont Supreme Court and all divisions of Vermont Superior Court, including the Probate Division, Family Division and Criminal Division, as well as Vermont Federal District Court. She has litigated hundreds of contested matters, including personal injury, civil rights, voter fraud, land use, contract disputes, tax appeals, family and guardianship cases, criminal defense, and administrative proceedings before various Vermont administrative boards.
Deborah graduated from Vermont Law School, cum laude, in 1979. She is a member of the Vermont Bar Association, the New Hampshire Bar Association, and the Federalist Society. She received a certificate from the Harvard Law School Negotiation Institute in Advanced Negotiation. She is a member of the Board of the Thaddeus Stevens School. Last year she ran an unsuccessful campaign for Vermont Attorney General, after winning the nomination in the Republican primary.
“If you are seeking professional, knowledgeable legal assistance, delivered in a courteous and respectful manner then select Deborah Bucknam. She and her staff will offer you guidance and support and represent you with the honesty and truth the rule of law also commands. Your voice will be heard, and you will be answered with honesty and compassion. Number ONE in my book!” – Superpages, July 17, 2009
“Deborah will be straightforward with her advice. She will also take the time, however, to do the research required to advise you, either pro or con, in all aspects of your case. All the while she and her staff will exhibit efficient, and yet substantial effort to protect your financial concerns regarding the cost of your litigation. Honesty and respect can be expected by all of Deborah’s clients. That is her reputation.” – Private Individual
