Rebecca Witmon

NH Attorney at Law
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– Ruth Bader Ginsburg

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Jonathan Frizzell NH Attorney at Law

Rebecca Witmon is a trial lawyer, practicing primarily in personal injury litigation. Prior to joining Waystack Frizzell, Rebecca worked as a judicial law clerk for the New Hampshire Superior Court, researching and writing judicial opinions for various judges in numerous areas of the law. There, she learned the inside workings of the court system and sharpened her skills as a trial lawyer.

Rebecca is a compassionate lawyer, committed to getting to know her clients and working tirelessly to help them achieve the result they desire.

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Practice Areas

Personal Injury
  • Bicycle Accidents
  • Brain Injury
  • Burn Injury
  • Bus Accidents
  • Car Accidents
  • Catastrophic Injury
  • Distracted Driving Accidents
  • Drunk Driving Accidents
  • Motorcycle Accidents
  • Pedestrian Accidents
  • Truck Accidents
  • Wrongful Death
Product Liability
  • Manufacturing Defects
  • Design Defects
  • Marketing Defects
Probate Administration
  • Probate Administration
  • Estate Planning

Appointments

  • Civil Rights Unit Intern – Vermont Attorney General’s Office
  • Litigation Intern – Chittenden County State’s Attorney’s Office
  • Appellate Intern – Vermont Defender General’s Office
  • Editor in Chief – Vermont Journal of Environmental Law
  • President – Vermont Law School’s Equal Justice Foundation

EDUCATION

Coker University (2012)
Cum Laude

Vermont Law School, J.D. (2017)
Magna Cum Laude

BAR ADMISSIONS

New Hampshire

US District Court
District of NH

Rebecca Witmon was the former editor-in-chief of the Vermont Journal of Environmental Law

NH Bar Association

During Rebecca’s second year of law school, she co-authored an article with David Mears, now the Executive Director of Audubon Vermont.

NH Association for Justice<br />

Rebecca Witmon served as the former   President of Vermont Law School’s Equal Justice Foundation

Biography

When not attending classes at Vermont Law School, Rebecca was honing her courtroom skills with real world clients. While still a student, Rebecca interned for the Civil Rights Unit of the Vermont Attorney General’s Office, the Chittenden County State’s Attorney’s Office, and the Vermont Defender General’s Office.

Rebecca graduated Magna Cum Laude from Vermont Law School. During her time in law school, she served as the Editor in Chief of the Vermont Journal of Environmental Law and President of Vermont Law School’s Equal Justice Foundation. During Rebecca’s second year of law school, she co-authored an article with David Mears, now the Executive Director of Audubon Vermont. The article, Lessons for Lake Champlain from Chesapeake Bay: Returning Both Waters to the “Land of Living,” was one part of a larger book focused on the effects of and ways to combat nutrient pollution in our nation’s waters. At the conclusion of her final semester of law school, Rebecca was awarded the Marc Mihaly Environmental Leadership Award.

Rebecca and her wife Tiffani moved to the North Country in 2015, when they fell in love with all the beauty our community has to offer. When away from the office, Rebecca enjoys her time hiking through the beautiful white mountains with her dog Louis, mountain biking, playing guitar, bird watching, boxing (yes, boxing), and hanging out on her deck with her Siamese Tabby cat, Burton.

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Primary Practices

We are experienced in protecting the rights of people who have suffered injuries and we know how to get results. We know that insurance companies react when the suit is brought—and often are willing to offer top dollar to prevent meaningful cases from going to trial. In injury cases, our fees are usually based on a percentage of recovery so that you don’t have to pay anything until your case is finished. We will keep you informed and work with you. We have the resources and the support staff to assist you along every step in the process.

  • Personal Injury
  • Wrongful Death
  • Auto Collisions

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We encourage you to contact us to set up an appointment to sit down and talk. There is no charge for the first visit in injury cases. We will evaluate your case and talk in terms you can understand. We have prospered for more than forty years by keeping client satisfaction as our main goal.

    From Our Clients

    At Waystack Frizzell, our personal injury attorneys work as a team, developing successful legal strategies. Our success lies in our ability to open doors of opportunity for those looking to move forward with their lives.

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