Bernard D. Lambek

Partner

After a five-year career as an elementary school teacher, Bernie Lambek attended Yale Law School. He then served as law clerk for two years at the Vermont Supreme Court in Montpelier, followed by two years as law clerk to the late Judge Fred I. Parker of the United States District Court in Burlington. After joining this firm in 1992, Mr. Lambek took a year's leave in 1994-95 to serve as Judge Parker's law clerk on the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.

For many years, Mr. Lambek served as a member of the Board of Directors of the American Civil Liberties Union of Vermont, and he was the recipient of the ACLU - Vermont Cooperating Attorney Award for 2012.  He is the author of the novels Uncivil Liberties and An Intent to Commit, as well as numerous published essays.  He has been awarded the highest Peer Review Rating by Martindale-Hubbell.  

Practice Areas

• Labor and employment

• Education law

• Commercial Litigation

• Civil rights

• Municipal law