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Attorney Jonathan Cohen is an experienced trial attorney whose practice
areas include criminal defense, motor vehicle offenses and personal
injury law.. Attorney Cohen worked at the law firm of Bernstein Shur, PA in
Manchester where he focused on personal injury, civil litigation and
employment matters. Previously he worked at the firm of Twomey and Sisti
and handled criminal defense and motor vehicle related matters. He has
served as an adjunct professor at Franklin Pierce College, teaching
courses in civil and criminal law. Attorney Cohen has appeared in courts
at all levels in every county in New Hampshire. He is an experienced
and successful trial attorney.

Attorney John F. Teague brings his over 34 years of experience to the people of New Hampshire as a part of the Upton & Hatfield, LLP legal team. He represents municipalities, school boards, and school districts with legal issues such as negotiation, planning and zoning, inter-town relationships, and special education due process. He has represented clients in front of the Public Employee Labor Relations Board.Attorney Teague has been awarded by Chambers USA and The Best Lawyers in America. In 2008, New Hampshire Magazine recognized him as one of the top education law attorneys in the state.

Attorney Jeffrey R. Crocker practices primarily in the areas of estate planning, estate administration, wills, trusts, probate, elder law, business formation and succession planning, and real estate law.Outside of his legal practice, Attorney Crocker is heavily involved in professional organizations and his local community. He has worked with the New Hampshire Bar Association Ethics Committee, the New Hampshire Department of Employment Security Appellate Board, the Monadnock Community Hospital Board of Trustees, the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, the Monadnock Region Board, the Peterborough Planning Board and Economic Development Committee, and the Jewish Federation of New Hampshire Board of Directors. He has served as chair for several of those organizations. He won TEAM Jaffrey's Outstanding Community Volunteer Award in 2002. Attorney Crocker has a BV rating from Martindale-Hubbel.

Attorney Jeanne S. Saffan practices business & nonprofit law, employment law, and estate planning. She represents individuals, businesses, and nonprofit organizations, and primarily assists her clients with financially preparing for the future through estate planning and succession planning. Additionally, she assists employers with investigations and other legal matters. She is licensed to practice law in New York, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, where she works for Upton & Hatfield, LLP.Attorney Saffan is involved with several legal organizations, such as the New Hampshire Estate Planning Council, the Massachusetts Bar Association, the Probate and Property Section of the American Bar Association, the New Hampshire Women’s Bar Association, the Society of Human Resource Management, the Association of Workplace Investigators, and the New Hampshire Bar Association, of which she is a former chair of their Trusts and Estates section.

Attorney James F. Raymond has over three decades of legal experience. Currently, he assists Upton & Hatfield, LLP clients with matters of commercial litigation and real estate law.Attorney Raymond has been recognized multiple times by legal award organizations such as Super Lawyers, Chambers and Partners, The Best Lawyers in America, and Martindale-Hubbell. Super Lawyers honored him as one of the top attorneys in the New Hampshire area in the category of business/corporate law, real estate, estate planning, and probate. Chambers and Partners recognized him in their real estate category. The Best Lawyers in America has awarded him in the category of business organizations and real estate law in the past, and chose him as their “Lawyer of the Year” for 2018 in the category of business organizations. Attorney Raymond has a BV rating from Martindale-Hubbell.

Attorney Heather M. Burns represents people throughout the state of New Hampshire as a member of the Upton & Hatfield, LLP legal team. She practices in the areas of personal injury law and employment law, in which she primarily works with plaintiffs. Specifically, she handles cases that concern discrimination, wrongful termination, sexual harassment, and the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). She has represented clients in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire, the New Hampshire Supreme Court, and state superior courts, as well as in front of the New Hampshire Human Rights Commission, the New Hampshire Department of Employment Security, and the New Hampshire Department of Labor.Attorney Burns has been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America and Super Lawyers, and has an AV rating from Martindale-Hubbel.

Attorney Charles W. Grau has over 35 years of experience in the practice of business law, employment law, and insurance law. Currently, he is a member of the Upton & Hatfield, LLP legal team in New Hampshire. In his representation of businesses, he assists with matters such as dispute resolution, trade practices, employment matters, non-compete agreements, and breaches of fiduciary duty. He practices insurance law matters such as product liability, property liability, and construction claims. Additionally, he assists schools and municipalities with employment law matters and labor disputes.Attorney Grau’s past experience includes working as the Assistant Attorney General and Chief of the Consumer Protection and Antitrust Division. He has served as a member and Chair of the Bedford School Board.Attorney Grau has received awards from Super Lawyers and The Best Lawyers in America. He was honored as Woodward and White’s 2015 Insurance Lawyer of the Year for Concord.

Attorney Barton L. Mayer represents municipalities across New Hampshire as part of the Upton & Hatfield, LLP legal team. He assists his clients with matters such as land use development, real estate taxation, government administration, highways, civil litigation, trusts, eminent domain, and finance. He has experience with the New Hampshire Supreme Court, having appeared before the Court over 35 times.In the past, Attorney Mayer served as legal counsel to the New Hampshire Municipal Association. He is a former member of the Legislative Committee for the Recodification of Zoning and Planning Statutes. He frequently speaks for the New Hampshire Bar Association, Governor’s Office on Energy and Planning, and the Local Government Center, and is the author of the New Hampshire Roads and Highways Manual.Attorney Mayer has been awarded by Super Lawyers and The Best Lawyers in America. He has a BV rating from Martindale-Hubbell.

As a member of the Upton & Hatfield, LLP legal team, Attorney Thomas W. Morse helps the people of New Hampshire with legal matters such as estate planning, wills, trusts, probate administration, and elder law. He has served on the board of the New Hampshire Centennial Home for the Aged. He has also worked with organizations such as the Eleanor Haller Animal Welfare Fund, Ragged Mountain Fish & Game Club, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, and the Concord Rotary Club, of which he is the foundation co-chair.Attorney Morse is a Concord, NH native. He graduated from Amherst College before earning his law degree from the University of Maine School of Law. Attorney Morse served as a Congressional Correspondent for an Army Air Defense Command in Kaiserslautern, West Germany.

As a member of the Upton & Hatfield, LLP legal team, Attorney Michael P. Courtney primarily provides legal services to municipalities throughout the state of New Hampshire. He is the vice chair of the New Hampshire Bar Association Municipal and Government Section and a member of the New Lawyers Committee of the New Hampshire Bar Association.Attorney Courtney has a B.A. in history with a minor in political science from Assumption College, and is a New England School of Law graduate. He is admitted to practice in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.Attorney Courtney’s past experience includes working as a law clerk for the New Hampshire Superior Court in Hillsborough, Merrimack, and Cheshire counties. In law school, he worked as an intern with the Massachusetts Superior Clerk, as an editor for Law Review, and as a paralegal with a civil litigation firm and an estate law firm in the Boston area.

Andrew Winters has nineteen years of experience representing individuals in New Hampshire’s. courtrooms. After graduating from Duke University School of Law in 1999, he spent more than six years honing his skills at the public defender’s office. Since entering private practice in 2006 Andrews entire focus has been litigation. His victories include cases before juries, judges, and the New Hampshire Supreme Court. He defends criminal charges ranging from DWI to first-degree murder. He represents many injury victims, frequently obtaining significant settlements. He also handles numerous family court matters including successful resolution of custody disputes and high net worth divorces. Over the years, Attorney Winters has earned a reputation as someone you want on your side in times of trouble.

After graduation from Emory University in 1973, Rick began his professional practice in Decatur, Georgia in 1973.  His practice was wide an varied.  While in Georgia his practice concentrated on family law, but he represented clients in many aspects of civil law, including representing small and medium size corporations, car racing engine builders and race car fabricators, contract litigation, specialized litigation under federal law assisting blind people with food service programs, and persons accused of white collar crimes.  In 1998, he received an AV® Preeminent ™ rated attorney with Martindale Hubbell.. In 1998 Rick and his family moved to the Four Corners area of Colorado where he limited his practice to real state and land use law, representation of a local nursing home and a local bank.  In 2001, he accepted a position in the trial division with the Supreme Court of Colorado Office of Attorney Regulation and moved to Denver, Colorado.  His practice consisted of prosecution of attorneys who committed various ethics rules.. After his twin daughters graduated high school in 2005, Rick and his wife, Marica, relocated to Concord, North Carolina to be close to their son and grandchildren and be back in the warm weather South.  Since establishing his practice in North Carolina, Rick concentrates on all aspects of estate administration, guardianship administration, and family law.. Entering his 40th year of providing quality legal services, Rick bases his practice on taking care of his clients and providing common sense solutions to their legal problems.

A veteran entrepreneur in the high-tech space, Marjorie Benbow provides her clients with legal expertise and business sense.  Prior to joining Moretz & Skufca, Ms. Benbow managed the intellectual property at UNC Charlotte when it led the nation in patents issued and successful start-ups formed per research dollar received.  Subsequently, she was the Science and Technology Officer for NC's fourth largest hospital system and the founding Executive Director for the North Carolina Biotechnology Center.  Marjorie is an adjunct professor at UNC Charlotte and has taught "Biotechnology and the Law" for its College of Computing & Informatic's Center for Bioinformatics and Genetics.  Marjorie is licensed to practice law in North Carolina and before the US Patent and Trademark Office.  Inspired by her late husband (Colonel (USAR) Hector H. Henry II, MD) passing from a service-connected disability, specifically blood cancer, she became a Veteran's Representative.. When not working, Marjorie focuses on philanthropy.  Selected as one of the 20 Most Dynamic Women in the region by US Airways, Charlotte's 50 Most Influential Women, Women Extraordinaire and winner of the Przirembel Prize for Innovative Collaboration, Marjorie serves on the NC School of Science and Math Board of Trustees, NC Sustainable Energy Association, Charlotte Area Science Network, American Red Cross, Leadership North Carolina, the Institute of Political Leadership and various advisory boards throughout the region.  Marjorie enjoys exercising, gardening, adventuring and supporting our troops.

A native of Concord, Stephen is an associate attorney who joined the firm in 2015.  He offers legal service in the areas of appellate and administrative law, helping to guide clients through the complex appeals process and making sure their needs are best served.  He also works for and supports clients before city councils and local and state boards and agencies.. Stephen is driven by a desire to serve others, seeing his role as an attorney to be that of a problem-solver. He finds it rewarding to help others move efficiently and effectively through the legal process.. "I like to help people solve their problems. Folks often come to us confused about how they got in the legal position they’re in. I enjoy working with them to figure out the next step.". Stephen is the first lawyer in his family.  He graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a law degree from UNC’s School of Law and a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from UNC’s School of Government in 2014. He is also a member of the NC Bar Association, where he has served on the Newsletter Committee of the Education Section since 2015.. In addition to his work with the NC Bar Association, Stephen is heavily involved with Covenant Presbyterian Church in Charlotte where he serves as the chair of the Young Adults Council. Outside of practicing law and serving his church, Stephen enjoys fishing, camping, and rooting for all things UNC.. Stephen and his wife, Heather, have known each other since childhood, growing up together at First Presbyterian Church of Concord. After graduating high school in Concord, they both attended UNC Chapel Hill.