Brooke Dingledine concentrates her talents in environmental, land use/zoning, employment, discrimination, professional regulation and criminal defense.  She attended the University of Richmond and Virginia Commonwealth University where she received her B.S., summa cum laude and was a Phi Kappa Phi Scholar.  In 1994 she earned her J.D., cum laude and a Master of Studies in Environmental Law, magna cum laude from Vermont Law School. She served as a law clerk to the United States Department of Justice Environmental Enforcement Section and is admitted to the Bar of District of Columbia, Massachusetts and Vermont.  She is a member of the American Bar Association, Vermont Bar Association, Vermont Trial Lawyers Association and currently serves as President for the Washington County Bar Association.

Brooke lives in Randolph with her husband and son. During her free time she plays golf and enjoys other outdoor sports including mountain biking, backpacking, alpine and backcountry skiing. She has been actively involved as an advisor and mentor for her church's youth groups and serves as a referral attorney for Vermont Legal Aid.