Madilynn Banks began working with the firm in 2023. As a law clerk, she strives to provide clients with consistent communication and invaluable service. Her support for the attorneys is unwavering and her contributions are seen in every case.

Throughout her time with the firm, Madilynn has worked on dozens of cases that have developed her abilities to provide high quality service in all phases of civil litigation. She has participated in several cases from inception to resolution where she was the primary coordinator for client communication, adherence to federal and local court rules, and final review and filing for all motions, briefs, notices, and legal documents. Notable cases include:

• Citizens Disability v. Michael Shutler Case No. 2:23-cv-14337-KMM (4th Cir)
• Walker-Schaut v. Lido Labs Holding Company Case No. 3:23-cv-05944 (W.D. Wa.)
• Hanson v. TrueAccorp Corp. Case No. 2:23-cv-00885 (M.D. Fla.)
• Juchau et al v. Fluent et al. Case No. 2:21-cv-00551 (D. Utah)

Madilynn has assisted in the initial drafting of various briefs, motions, responses, and replies, including an appellate response brief and motions for class certification. She has reviewed, edited, and provided general support in the drafting of discovery requests and responses, motions to compel, and evaluation of discovery productions.

Madilynn holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a minor in Psychology and a Juris Master in American Legal Studies, both earned with honors. She is currently enrolled in the Vermont Law Office Study Program, which, upon completion, will qualify her to sit for the Vermont Bar Exam and pursue a career as an attorney.