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Verne E. Paradie is a seasoned attorney based in Lewiston, Maine, with an extensive legal career that spans over two decades. Admitted to the Maine and Federal Court Bars in 1999 and the United States Supreme Court Bar in 2003, Verne has established himself as a formidable presence in the field of general practice and personal injury law. Before founding Paradie & Rabasco, he was a partner at Trafton and Matzen for several years, and he began his legal journey with Gosselin, Dubord and Rabasco in Lewiston. Verne’s practice encompasses a wide range of legal areas, including general litigation, personal injury, vaccination injury, criminal defense, appellate matters, and family law. He has a proven track record of successfully obtaining compensation for clients injured in various circumstances, including motor vehicle accidents, incidents at day care facilities, slip and fall cases, and adverse reactions to vaccinations. In the courtroom, he has achieved numerous not guilty verdicts for clients facing serious charges, including Operating Under the Influence, Criminal Threatening, Assault, and even Murder. In 2005, Verne was admitted to the United States Court of Federal Claims, further expanding his ability to represent individuals affected by vaccine-related injuries. Beyond his legal practice, Verne is deeply committed to his community. He has served as a City Councilor in Auburn and held board positions with the Auburn/Lewiston YMCA, Central Maine Health Ventures, and the Auburn Suburban Little League. An advocate for youth sports, Verne actively volunteers as a coach for football, basketball, and baseball, reflecting his dedication to fostering community engagement and support for the next generation. For expert legal representation in general practice and personal injury matters in Maine, Verne E. Paradie is a trusted choice for clients seeking compassionate and effective advocacy.
Criminal defense attorneys represent individuals accused of crimes, protecting their constitutional rights throughout the legal process. They work to achieve the best possible outcome through negotiation or trial. Common matters include dui/dwi, drug charges, assault, theft.