Margaret Strouse and David Bond are experienced Vermont trial attorneys, based in Burlington, Vermont. Their complementary litigation practices include matters before Vermont federal courts, state courts, and administrative tribunals; both at trial and on appeal. They excel at presenting complex facts in a clear and concise manner, helping clients achieve favorable and cost-effective outcomes.
David's primary areas of focus includes representing plaintiffs in personal injury and civil rights actions. He has extensive experience in commercial litigation, construction law, constitutional law, and insurance coverage. David's attention to detail, dynamic style of presentation, and ability to memorize and process large volumes of information make him an ideal choice of counsel in complex litigation matters.
David combines a high level of legal scholarship with an intuitive understanding of how jurors see things. These skills have enabled David to deliver consistently excellent results. Margaret's practice is concentrated in family law, inclusive of all matters in the family and probate courts.
David's primary areas of focus includes representing plaintiffs in personal injury and civil rights actions. He has extensive experience in commercial litigation, construction law, constitutional law, and insurance coverage. David's attention to detail, dynamic style of presentation, and ability to memorize and process large volumes of information make him an ideal choice of counsel in complex litigation matters.
David combines a high level of legal scholarship with an intuitive understanding of how jurors see things. These skills have enabled David to deliver consistently excellent results. Margaret's practice is concentrated in family law, inclusive of all matters in the family and probate courts.
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Margaret attended Burlington High School, where she ran track and cross-country and developed her Nordic skiing skills.
At Allegheny College in Meadville, Penn., she earned a double major in philosophy and political science while minoring in French.
She competed as a Division III runner.
And she studied abroad at the Centre Universitaire des Etudes Francaises in Grenoble, France, and at the Institute for Scholars in International Studies in Oxford, England.
At Georgetown Law, Margaret opted for the more intense of two curricula, choosing to examine the law through the lens of public policy.
At Allegheny College in Meadville, Penn., she earned a double major in philosophy and political science while minoring in French.
She competed as a Division III runner.
And she studied abroad at the Centre Universitaire des Etudes Francaises in Grenoble, France, and at the Institute for Scholars in International Studies in Oxford, England.
At Georgetown Law, Margaret opted for the more intense of two curricula, choosing to examine the law through the lens of public policy.
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