Benjamin Black
Vermont Defense Attorney
The Law Offices of Benjamin Black is a Vermont law firm concentrating in the defense of DUI and criminal matters in all Vermont state courts. If you have been arrested and charged with a crime in Vermont, your best chance for a favorable outcome is hiring an experienced and knowledgeable criminal defense attorney. In a criminal case, it is the defense lawyer who stands between the accused and the full weight and resources of the state. The prosecutor will do everything possible to obtain a conviction; you should do everything possible to protect your rights to a fair and just outcome. If you or someone you know has been charged with a crime in Vermont, call me for a free consultation.
I personally handle each case to ensure that my clients have the very best chance to have their cases resolved in the best way possible. While each client may have different goals and different needs, each deserves and receives my individual attention. In many large firms clients may conference with their principal attorney while much of the actual work is performed by less experienced paralegals or associates. That is not how I practice.
As law enforcement tactics and methods have become more technical and complex, the field of criminal defense has of necessity become more specialized. While many lawyers in Vermont will occasionally handle criminal matters, the intricacies of modern criminal defense practice require an attorney whose focus is on this one area of the law.
Figuring out what to do when you’ve been arrested and accused of a crime can be stressful and confusing. Call for a free consultation and we can discuss your options and some of the specific details of your case.
News
Vermont Considering changes to DUI Laws
Both Houses of the Vermont Legislature Considering Dramatic Changes to Vermont's DUI Statutes.
Texting Ban Proceeding in Vermont Legislature
A bill to impose fines for texting while driving has passes the Vermont Senate and is pending in the House
Attorney General: No Comments on Investigations Into Law Enforcement Officers
The Vermont Atorney General's Office says it will have no further comments regarding investigations into law enforcement officers being investigated for possession of child pornography