Readers of Seven Days Vote Peet Law Group the Best Vermont Law Firm

Peet Law Group votes best Vermont Law Firm

Peet Law Group is pleased to announce the winning of the Seven Daysies award for the best Vermont law firm, as chosen by the readers of the Seven Days newspaper.


Since its inception in 2003, the Seven Daysies awards have celebrated the best that Vermont has to offer, expanding from 103 categories to an impressive 234 today. The awards serve as a testament to the community's appreciation for exceptional service, dedication, and professionalism.


Our firm's foundation is built upon the trust and relationships we've established with our clients throughout Vermont. Receiving this award isn't just an honor; it's a reflection of our team's commitment to excellence in real estate law.


Winning the Seven Daysies award is a testament to the hard work we put into our real estate law practice and the deep relationships we've built with our clients throughout Vermont.



Peet Law Group wishes to extend its gratitude to our valued clients, industry partners, and the dedicated readers of Seven Days. This recognition strengthens our resolve to continue delivering top-notch services while supporting the communities we serve.

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