White River Junction, VT

Michael Hanley

Michael Hanley has practiced law in northern New England since 1976, primarily representing patients in medical malpractice cases and parties to complex commercial litigation. He has a demonstrated record of obtaining fair and just outcomes for clients, often handling complex or difficult matters referred by other lawyers. Michael was the lead attorney in several landmark cases that significantly changed the law in areas such as legal malpractice, wrongful termination, dram shop actions, and childhood sexual abuse. He has achieved numerous notable recoveries for his clients.

Paul J. Perkins

Selected by Super Lawyers as a top-rated personal injury, business litigation and criminal defense lawyer, Paul J. Perkins has over twenty-five years of experience representing plaintiffs in complex personal injury, wrongful death, professional malpractice, fraud, Qui Tam, and consumer protection cases, as well as injured workers and individuals in business disputes and criminal defense. He has extensive trial experience, has taught trial practice at Vermont Law School, and is a former Chair of the Insurance Law Section of the Vermont Bar Association. He is also an adjunct professor at Vermont Law and Graduate School and a former U.S. Navy Special Warfare/Special Operations Deep Sea Diver.

Boolie Sluka

Boolie offers counsel to parties in all matters of family law including mediation, parent coordination, divorce, parentage, establishment of parental rights and responsibilities, parent child contact and child support. She has particular expertise in assisting families with interstate and international child support disputes. Boolie has unique experience in the area of land use, having served as a Natural Resources Board Coordinator, and is available to assist both private individuals and businesses in support of or in opposition to Act 250 applications. She is admitted to practice in the State of Vermont, State of New Hampshire, and before the U.S. District Court for the District of Vermont.

Todd Steadman

Todd’s practice focuses on all aspects of family law including divorce, parentage, domestic partnerships, establishment or modification of parental rights and responsibilities, parent child contact, and child support. He also handles civil litigation, municipal law, estate planning, probate and landlord/tenant matters. Todd was admitted to the Vermont Bar in 1996. He has over twenty years of experience in family law. He served as a helicopter pilot in the United States Marine Corps and later in the Vermont Army National Guard, retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel. He is currently the coordinator and principal presenter in clinics for self-represented litigants in the Windsor County family court.

Benjamin Percy

Ben focuses his practice predominantly in real estate, both residential and commercial. Ben’s real estate practice includes purchases and sales, closings, subdivisions, resolution of property issues, examination of titles, easements, boundary line agreements and other real estate related matters. Ben also offers services for business organization and formation. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Vermont and his J.D. from Suffolk Law School.