Vermont Business Magazine Names Peet Law Group #1 Real Estate Law Firm Since 2019
The Peet Law Group is proud to announce that it has once again been recognized as the Best Real Estate Law Firm in Vermont by Vermont Business Magazine’s prestigious Best of Business (BOB) Awards. This honor marks another consecutive win for the firm, continuing an unbroken streak that began in 2019.
A Trusted Leader in Vermont Real Estate Law
The BOB Awards are determined by the votes of Vermont business professionals, making this recognition especially meaningful. It reflects the confidence that clients, lenders, real estate professionals, and industry peers place in Peet Law Group year after year.
• Buyers and sellers in residential and commercial transactions
• Lenders and financial institutions
• Real estate investors and developers
• Property owners
With offices in Williston and Hartford (White River Junction), the firm handles transactions and legal matters throughout Vermont, offering deep local knowledge combined with efficient, responsive service.
Commitment to Excellence and Client Service
• Precision and attention to detail in real estate transactions
• Clear communication and practical legal guidance
• Reliable and timely closings
• Strong relationships with Vermont’s real estate community
Winning the BOB Award consecutively since 2019 highlights the firm’s continued commitment to delivering high-quality legal services in an ever-changing real estate landscape.
Thank You to Our Clients and Partners
• Home buyers and sellers who trust us with important life decisions
• Lenders and banks who rely on our experience and consistency
• Realtors, brokers, and title professionals who collaborate with us every day
Your confidence and partnership drive everything we do.
Looking Ahead
As Vermont’s real estate market continues to evolve, Peet Law Group remains committed to being a trusted legal partner for clients across the state.
Peet Law Group was named Best Vermont Law Firm in the 2026 Seven Daysies Awards for the fourth consecutive year. Thank you to our clients and industry partners.
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