Growth Prompts Peet Law Group's Relocation to Larger, State-of-the-Art Office in Williston.

Peet Law Group Williston, Vermont office

After 24 wonderful years at our South Burlington office, Peet Law Group is excited to announce that we have outgrown our current space and are relocating our main office to a new, larger, and more modern facility in the Town of Williston, Vermont.

 

Effective immediately, our main office is now located at:

 

100 Interstate Corporate Center, Suite 101
Williston, Vermont 05495


Please note that our phone numbers and email addresses will remain unchanged.

 

Our new Williston office is designed to better accommodate our expanding law practice. The new location features:

 

  • Increased Office Space: Allowing for continued growth and enhanced client service.

 

  • Two Conference Rooms: Providing comfortable and private settings for client meetings.

 

  • Larger Reception Area: Ensuring a welcoming experience for our clients and visitors.

 

  • Ample Parking: Convenient parking options for clients and staff.

 

  • Modern Office Design: Professional and contemporary office space that reflects our commitment to excellence.

 

  • Advanced Office Technology: Up-to-date technology to support efficient legal work and client communications.

 

  • Prime Location: Easy access from Interstate 89 and Williston Road, with many nearby amenities.

 

We would like to take this opportunity to express our deepest gratitude to our clients, industry partners, and the community for your unwavering support over the years. As we embark on this exciting new chapter in Williston, we remain committed to fostering the strong relationships we have built and continuing to provide the exceptional legal service you have come to expect from Peet Law Group.

 

Our satellite office located at 3533 Woodstock Road, White River Junction (Quechee), Vermont will continue to operate and serve clients in Southern Vermont.

 

Peet Law Group consists of 7 attorneys and a growing support staff practicing real estate law, including title searches, real estate closings, title insurance, and representation for buyers and sellers throughout Vermont.

 

We are thrilled to begin this new chapter at our Williston office and look forward to many more years of serving our clients from this fantastic new location.

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