Mr. McArthur joined the firm in 2008. He concentrates his practice on litigation specifically on the areas of personal injury, criminal defense, divorce and family law.

In his personal injury practice, Mr. McArthur zealously and aggressively represents his clients who have been injured due to the negligence of others. Mr. McArthur has obtained substantial settlement amounts for his clients in order to pay medical bills and other out of pocket expenses, to compensate for pain and suffering, lost wages, permanent disabilities, and for psychological and emotional distress.

Mr. Williams has practiced law since 1985. In his first position at the New York Legal Society’s criminal appeals bureau, he successfully litigated a landmark double jeopardy issue, winning his client’s freedom after the New York Court of Appeals reversed the decisions of two lower state courts. Moving to Vermont in 1988, Mr. Williams worked at the Officer of the Defender General with a focus on drug cases in the state’s trial and appellate courts before entering private practice in St. Johnsbury in 1991.