Claudine joined the firm in April 2010.  She is a graduate of Middlebury College (1996)(high honors) and the Maine School of Law (1999)(cum laude).  While in law school, Claudine was the production editor for the Maine Law Review.  She served as a Law Clerk for the Honorable Justice Donald Alexander of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court from 2001 to 2003, where she assisted in the preparation of the Maine Civil Rules with Advisory Notes and the Maine Jury Instruction Manual.  Claudine practices in the areas of land use, planning, zoning, civil litigation and appellate practice.  She has routinely represented landowners before municipal land use boards in planning and zoning matters.  She has also represented many clients in personal injury and family law matters.  Claudine has successfully argued appeals before the Maine and New Hampshire Supreme Courts and has also argued before the United States Second Circuit Court of Appeals.  

She is a member of the Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine bar associations.  She is also licensed in the United States District Court for the Districts of Vermont and Maine and the United States Second Circuit Court of Appeals.  Claudine has always been avidly involved in her community.  She has served on the boards of the Kismet Rock Foundation and The Upper Saco Valley Land Trust and presently is working with Girls Move Mountains on forming their non-profit.  She enjoys rock climbing, skiing and cycling.   She lives in Williston with her husband Jeff and her dog Cyrus.