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Vermont

Suing in Vermont

What Vermont law says about deposits, firings, overtime, collectors and accidents — and where each claim gets filed.

5 guides written for this state

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5 claims written for Vermont, each with the statute it comes from.
claimfree routestatute
Landlord & tenant a landlord keeping my deposit—9 V.S.A. § 4461
Employment unpaid overtimeThe Department of Labor's Wage and Hour programme takes an Online Wage Claim Form, and the department keeps a Wage and Hour contact line beside it for questions before you file.↗—
Consumer a debt collector harassing meThe Consumer Assistance Program takes the complaint — it is run by the Attorney General's office with the University of Vermont, and it is free. Vermont's collection rules live in the Consumer Protection Act and the Attorney General's own consumer protection rules rather than in a standalone collection statute.↗—
Employment being fired for complainingYour EEOC deadline here is 300 days rather than the 180 most national articles print, and the reason is the Civil Rights Unit of the Attorney General's Office: the extension in 42 U.S.C. § 2000e-5(e)(1) turns on whether a state agency has authority over the same conduct, and here one does. That office takes the charge and it costs nothing. It also sets a filing deadline of its own, and in a dozen states that one is shorter than the federal window — ask the office for its date rather than counting on the 300.↗—
Injury a car accident—12 V.S.A. § 512(4)

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small claims here

which courtSmall claims courtsource ↗Checked against the statute on 2026-08-25
small claims limit$10,000source ↗Checked against the statute on 2026-08-25
exceptions$5,000 to collect a consumer credit debt or a medical debt, and above that the court cannot hear those at all. The court awards money and nothing else, and a claim worth more than $10,000 cannot be split in two to fit. Over $3,500 the person you sue may ask that a judge hear it.source ↗Checked against the statute on 2026-08-25
Landlord & tenant a landlord keeping my depositEmployment unpaid overtimeConsumer a debt collector harassing meEmployment being fired for complainingPersonal property someone taking my propertyAnimals someone hurting my petContracts a contractor taking my moneyConsumer a surprise medical billInjury a car accidentInjury a dog biteContracts a used car that broke downBeing sued a debt collector suing meBeing sued my landlord evicting meDamages emotional distressWho you're suing a companyWho you're suing my exHarassment harassmentConsumer a gym that won't cancel

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