Gregory A. Weimer

Full Bio

Mr. Weimer’s practice involves both trial and appellate advocacy in the state and federal courts. He also helps clients resolve their disputes through mediation.  He has extensive experience in personal injury litigation and employment litigation, representing both plaintiffs and defendants. Mr. Weimer also has experience defending toxic tort cases, and has represented national oil refiners in environmental suits involving the gasoline additive MTBE. He has also successfully prosecuted a writ of mandamus action in New Hampshire state court, requiring a town to enforce its flood plain ordinance with respect to a proposed ski area development situated in the regulatory flood plain of the Saco River. Greg is an active member of the Vermont Bar Association, and is a member of the Vermont Supreme Court Civil Rules Advisory Committee. Mr. Weimer is a graduate of the University of Vermont and a graduate, cum laude, of Vermont Law School, where he served as Research Editor of the Vermont Law Review.  

BAR ADMISSIONS
Vermont State and Federal Court
Maine State and Federal Court
New Hampshire State Court

PUBLICATIONS
"Expert Evidence: What You Don't Know About Daubert Can Hurt You", the Vermont Bar Journal & Law Digest, June 1998.

“UM/UIM Coverage Issues”, the Vermont Bar Journal, March 2000.

"Burlington Northern & Santa Fe Railway Co. v. United States: the Supreme Court Provides Guidance on Arranger Liability and Apportionment", the Vermont Bar Journal, Summer 2009.