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Juris Doctorate, MBA, Business Owner, (30+ years)  Commerical and Residential Real Estate Owner, Politician,  Alderman at Large, Register of Probate, Host of Local Community Access TV Show (15 years) Citizen Activist, Married-Father of two boys.. Well known attorney, political and citizen activist located in Manchester, New Hampshire. Brings a wide variety of business, legal, political and real life experience to every problem  put in front of him. Striives to take issues and problems and breaking them down to the smallest denomination and then figuring out a macro solution. In other words, there really are no problems that can't be solved if the parties are willing to find one. Patient when it comes to finding the proper solutions or desire to maximize answers that the client feels comfortable with. while other attorneys may think a settlement in the short term may get the job done, in areas like personal injury, being careful to make sure an end date or a final healing date has been reached is the better practice. Interested in quality cases and quality people to help out.. Personal Injury Attorney, Litigator, Trial Attorney, alderman at large, register of probate and owner of Theo's Restaurant. Manchester, New Hampsire resident, graduate of Memorial High School. Track and Cross Country Teams, member of Manchester Boys Club/Keystone Club, graduate of University System of NH, graduate of SNHU, graduate of Massachusetts School of Law, past member of Massachusetts Bar Association, current member of New Hampshire Bar Association, current member of NH Federal District Court, owner of the former Joe Kelly's Restaurant, six years paper boy for the Union Leader, host of public access television show in Manchester for over 15 years. Purchased and renovated over fifty residential and commercial units in Manchester, N.H. Elected as alderman in 2000. Elected as alderman at large in 2011 and again in 2013. Elected to register of probate in 2012 and again in 2014. Former Chairman of the Manchester Republican Committee

John B. FitzGerald, III. Former Workers' Compensation Hearings Officer at the NH Department of Labor. Founding partner of Patch & FitzGerald PA, Attorney FitzGerald concentrates in New Hampshire workers’ compensation law and is a frequently requested speaker at continuing legal education seminars for attorneys, major regional employers, the New Hampshire Department of Labor and the Compensation Appeals Board. He is a graduate of George Washington University where he majored in Public Affairs with a concentration in economics and statistics. While living in Washington DC, he served on the staff of the United States Senate and handled constituent requests. He received his JD from Vermont Law School in 1981. He is currently admitted to practice in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts. He is also a member of the New Hampshire Workers’ Compensation Subcommittee.. Prior to entering private practice, Attorney FitzGerald was a Workers' Compensation Hearings Officer at the Department of Labor.  He also served on the staff of the New Hampshire Emergency Management Agency.. Active in community organizations, Attorney FitzGerald has served on the Board of Directors for several non profit organizations for over 17 years. Attorney FitzGerald also coached women’s soccer for St. John’s Regional School and Bishop Brady High School.

Jocelyn is a member of the Trusts, Estates & Guardianships practice group. Jocelyn prides herself on partnering with clients to develop their estate plans whether that be a simple young family's first estate plan, a more complex estate plan for those reaching retirement and beyond, or administering an estate or trust following the death of a loved one. She brings a warmth and compassion to her work that eases what can be very challenging conservations and heavily emotional events in her clients' lives.. Jocelyn has experience working with families and individuals on basic estate planning, comprehensive estate planning to minimize estate taxes, guardianships, trust administration, estate administration and probate, and long-term care planning. Prior to joining Shaheen & Gordan, Jocelyn practiced in Massachusetts.. Jocelyn grew up in Colorado and received her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Public Administration from The University of Arizona. She completed her Master’s degree in Forensic Psychology before becoming a civil rights investigator and moving to Massachusetts to work for Bridgewater State University. Jocelyn was promoted to the Director of Equal Opportunity/Title IX Coordinator/504 Coordinator in 2018. During her tenure at Bridgewater State, Jocelyn attended law school at the University of Massachusetts School of Law part-time at night. During law school, Jocelyn served as a judicial intern for the Honorable Elspeth B. Cypher at the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. She was the Managing Editor of the University of Massachusetts Law Review, a student attorney in the Human Rights at Home law clinic, and the legal research and writing teaching assistant for three years. She graduated top of her class, summa cum laude, in 2021.

Jim concentrates his practice on the transactional aspects of real estate and commercial lending. His transactional practice includes the purchase and sale of real estate, commercial leasing, financing of real estate, and asset based lending. In addition, Jim represents clients before local land use boards and state and federal regulators in regulatory and permitting proceedings in connection with real estate development projects. Jim works with clients across different industries, including resort operators and developers, owners and developers of market rate and low-income housing projects, retail developers, institutional owners of real estate, lenders and special servicers, and hospitals and other health care providers.

Jeff Odland specializes in state and federal criminal defense as well as civil litigation. A native of Connecticut, Attorney Odland has practiced in New Hampshire since 2008. In that time, Jeff has represented thousands of New Hampshire residents during their most difficult and trying times. A skilled trial lawyer, Jeff has brought serious cases to verdict in the New Hampshire Superior Courts resulting in favorable verdicts for his clients. He has trained other lawyers in trial skills, the rules of evidence, constitutional law and the art of cross-examination.. Jeff received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Hamilton College in 2003 and his Juris Doctor from Northeastern University School of Law in 2008. Prior to joining Wadleigh, he was employed at the New Hampshire Public Defender program for more than a decade. He is admitted to practice law in New Hampshire and Massachusetts (inactive status) state courts and the New Hampshire Federal District Court.. Jeff currently serves as the President of the New Hampshire Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers as well as a member of the Federal Court Advisory Committee.

Jason practices primarily in the fields of health care and business litigation. He is licensed in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.. Jason’s healthcare practice consists of advising health care providers on regulatory, corporate, contracting, licensing, risk management, and patient care issues. He has experience in a myriad of health care regulatory matters including HIPAA, HITECH and state privacy laws, Stark and Anti-Kickback matters, EMTALA, licensing of professionals and health care facilities, Medicaid reimbursement and billing, drug testing, and various New Hampshire-specific issues such as the Medicaid Enhancement Tax. Jason assists providers in responding to government investigations of health care fraud and abuse. He also routinely helps health care and long-term care facilities procure guardianships over incapacitated persons.. Jason’s business litigation practice involves representing individuals and businesses in a wide range of disputes before state and federal trial and appeals courts, administrative tribunals, arbitrators, and in mediation. Typical litigation matters include contract, collection, mechanic's lien, construction delay and defect, landlord-tenant and eviction, insurance coverage, business tort, probate, and employment disputes. He has tried cases to both a judge and a jury, and has briefed and argued a case before the New Hampshire Supreme Court.

Jamie N. Hage has over thirty- five years of business and civil litigation experience. He has litigated cases in both federal and state courts, with a focus on complex business and commercial disputes, intellectual property matters, and personal injury, professional negligence and employment law.  Mr. Hage also serves as general outside counsel for many of his corporate clients. He represents small, mid-size, and publicly traded companies as well as individual and other private clients in a broad range of areas including contracts, corporate/shareholder disputes, intellectual property matters, trade secret misappropriation and unfair competition, labor and employment, personal injury and general negligence, insurance, banking, and real estate matters. Mr. Hage has also counseled companies on intellectual property evaluation, protection, licensing, contract negotiations, and franchise compliance and enforcement.. Mr. Hage is a distinguished member of the legal community who is well recognized by his colleagues. In 2007, based on a survey of Mr. Hage’s peers, Boston Magazine recognized Mr. Hage as a “New England Super Lawyer” in Business Litigation and  has been recognized as a New England Super Lawyer each year since.  He has also been recognized in Chambers USA: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business for his achievements in the area of Business Litigation. Most recently, Mr. Hage was selected as “Lawyer of the Year” in Intellectual Property (2013) by New Hampshire Magazine, and his peers have selected him for inclusion in the 20th Edition of “The Best Lawyers in America” (2013) in the following practice areas: Commercial Litigation, Corporate Law, Litigation, Intellectual Property Litigation, and Patent Litigation.. Attorney Jamie N. Hage,  has been selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2016 in the fields of Commercial Litigation, Corporate Law, Litigation – Patent, and Litigation – Intellectual Property.  Mr. Hage  was also namedLawyer of the Year for New Hampshire in the area of Litigation – Intellectual Property by The Best Lawyers in America®. Best Lawyers® is the oldest and most respected peer-review publication in the legal profession. Woodward/White, Inc. compiles lists of outstanding attorneys by state, conducting exhaustive peer-review surveys in which thousands of leading lawyers confidentially evaluate their professional peers.

I represent clients in all areas of criminal law including DWIs, assaults, domestic violence, sexual assault/consent, possession or sale of drugs, entrapment, racial profiling, false confessions, theft, motor vehicle offenses, juvenile charges, major crimes, sexual assaults and homicides.. I have 30 years of experience in criminal law which includes appearing in courts throughout the state, including federal district court.  I have been lead counsel in numerous high profile cases.. I also have have extensive experience in post-conviction work including motions to suspend sentences, sentence review hearings, motions for a new trial and claims of ineffective assistance of trial counsel as well as experience in prisoners' rights litigation.. I have helped clients who are suffering from mental health issues get the dignity and justice that they deserve.

In my practice, I generally work with individuals and small businesses to assist them with their business formation, operations, and transactions.  I also represent clients with their real estate and estate planning needs.  While my goal is to keep clients out of court, I also represent clients in civil litigation matters.

I represent clients in all types of criminal cases. In my 33 years of practice I have represented many clients in New Hampshire circuit courts, superior courts, the New Hampshire Supreme Court, Federal District Court and Federal Circuit Court. I have also represented clients in civil (medical malpractice, personal injury, real estate) and criminal matters in New York State. I have briefed and argued many cases at the New Hampshire Supreme Court and in the appellate courts of New York.

I provide services in the fields of family, criminal, foreclosure defense, social security appeals and consumer protection in New Hampshire and Maine. I provide a personal approach to a results oriented practice. My focus is reaching your goals as quickly and inexpensively as possible.

I have over twenty-five years of experience in business litigation and company risk management, with a particular emphasis on employee mobility and departure issues, such as managing non-competition and non-solicitation agreements and the misuse of trade secrets and confidential information.  You can find more about me at .

I have more than twenty years experience in a wide range of litigation matters before the federal, state and appellate courts, as well as the administrative tribunals, of Massachusetts.  I served as the primary litigator for a chapter 7 trustee and also represented debtors and creditors before the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Massachusetts and the District of Rhode Island in chapter 7, 11 and 13 cases. My litigation experience has also encompassed the areas of insurance defense, personal injury, workers’ compensation and probate cases. My successes include moving highly contested plaintiff cases into mediation with six figure settlement results and arguing successfully before appellate courts and administrative forums.  I earned my Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree from Stonehill College in 1996, where I graduated magna cum laude, and Juris Doctor degree from Suffolk University Law School in 1999, where I graduated cum laude. I am admitted to practice in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the State of New Hampshire and the State of Rhode Island and the respective Divisions of the United States District Courts, the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, and the Bankruptcy Appeals Panel.

I have been representing accident victims and injured workers for over 25 years. My interest in personal injury law began as a result of working as a registered nurse. As a trauma and ICU nurse, I witnessed the trauma that accident victims endured both physically and emotionally for extended periods of time. They often worried about their jobs and how they would pay their medical bills.. After practicing nursing in Massachusetts and New York, I returned to Vermont where my family had lived for many years and attended Vermont Law School. While there, I was offered an opportunity to work in Manchester, NH as a law intern and after graduation, as a practicing personal injury attorne. I  have lived and practiced law in Manchester, New Hampshire ever since. My husband, Jack Walsh, works in the newspaper industry and we have one daughter, Madeline, who is currently attending graduate school at Boston College.. In my free time, I have served on the board of the American Association of Nurse Attorneys, where I was past president, and also on the board of Mount. St. Mary Academy in Manchester. I also have been an active member of the Franco-American Association where I study conversational French.

I have been practicing trial law since 1981. I grew up in New Boston, New Hampshire, where I still live with my husband and 4 children. I graduated from Goffstown High School, attended Smith and Dartmouth Colleges, and was admitted to the New Hampshire Bar after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania law school. I joined my father, David L. Nixon, in the practice that was then known as Brown and Nixon and is now known as Nixon, Vogelman, Barry, Slawsky & Simoneau. I believe that as lawyers, we owe our clients representation not just in court, but also in the community and in the political process. As a member of the New Hampshire Legislature in the 80's, and during the entire time I have been practicing, as a leader in the New Hampshire and American Associations of Justice, I have advocated for the rights of consumers, workers, and people injured by the negligence of others. One of the activities of which I am most proud is my pro bono representation of the family of a man killed on 9/11, when one of the planes crashed into his office building. As a result of my representation, their award from the Victims' Compensation Fund was increased substantially.  My leadership positions have included President of the New Hampshire Trial Lawyers' Association, and member of the Board of Governors of the American Association of Justice. In my practice I concentrate in medical negligence, workers' compensation, and employment law, but I have been invited to speak and have represented clients in all areas of injury and discrimination law.

I have been practicing law in Manchester, Tennessee since 1989 when I graduated from UT College of Law. I am admitted to practice before the US Supreme Court; US Court of Appeals ,6th Circuit; US District Court, Middle, Eastern and Western Divisions;  and Trial and Appellate Courts of Tennessee.. My husband, Philip and I have been married for 26 years. He is a fourth generation farmer. We raise corn and soybeans. Our son, Forrest is a Junior at UT-Knoxville and our son, Hence is a freshman in high school.. I enjoy collecting antiques, flower and vegetable gardening, reading, and cooking. I also enjoy participating in my sons' extracurricular activities which include public speaking and competition grilling.

I have been an attorney since 1991. Prior to that, I started my career in management consulting. As an attorney, my goal is to help individuals and families plan for the future in a way that will allow them to achieve their goals and avoid crises and difficult transitions.Our office is located in downtown Manchester, NH at 40 Stark Street, in the INEX building, between Stark and Market Streets, adjacent to City Hall Annex. Our office staff is available to assist you with all your Estate Planning, Trusts, and Elder Law needs Monday through Friday, 9-5, as well as by appointment.. Specialties:Estate Planning, Elder Law, Trusts, and Probate Administration. Providing personalized and compassionate service to clients with their Trusts, Estates and Elder Law needs.

I earned my JD from the University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law, where I participated in the prestigious Daniel Webster Scholars program. My practice focuses on workers' compensation matters and personal injury, including select medical malpractice claims. I am admitted to practice in New Hampshire federal and state courts.

I assist clients with business and commercial transactions, civil litigation and complex dispute resolution, commercial and venture finance, business formations, business purchases and sales, real estate, and tax matters. My typical clients are small-to-medium size privately held businesses, venture investors, and entrepreneurs. Prior to entering private legal practice, I worked for several years in private equity and venture capital. As a lawyer, I combine my legal training with my deep business experience to deliver cost effective legal solutions that are practical and address my clients’ specific business needs.

I am an estate planning and business law attorney whose mission is to facilitate the achievement of your long-term goals through the provision of quality estate planning and business legal services that protect, expand and empower your future.  I believe that open communication and trust serve as the foundation to developing a meaningful relationship with you and I continually strive to help you reach your goals.  I take the time to recognize and understand your goals so that I can personally tailor my services to help you achieve them.

I am an avid traveler, adventure seeker, and book devourer. I pride myself on my ability to complete work efficiently and effectively from anywhere in the world.

I am an attorney in private practice in Manchester, Tennessee.  I have practiced law in Tennessee for 17 years.  The focus of my practice is exclusively litigation with an emphasis on divorce and personal injury litigation.  In addition, I am an advocate on behalf of individuals charged with crimes on both state and federal levels.

I am a hometown St. Louis boy, born and raised in Florissant. I currently live in Wildwood with my wife, Wendy, and three children Gavin, Tyson and Nora. We are very active in our school and church, St. John Lutheran. I run a small, family oriented law firm in Manchester where personal service is my key. Not only will you become my client, you will become my friend.. I enjoy coaching baseball and watching my boys play for the St. Louis Redbirds. My daughter has just started her dancing debut, but i certainly enjoy watching her doing her favorite activity. My wife is a registered nurse and is a huge asset when looking at medical records for personal injury cases.. I love being an attorney and doing what is right for people. Please feel free to call me for your free consultation and so that I can sit down and do what is in your best interest.

Hello! I’m John Rommel, your neighborhood Personal Family Lawyer®.. My goal is to be your trusted advisor who helps you make the very best personal, financial, and legal decisions for your family throughout your lifetime. I want to help you not just now, but also when you can’t be there so that I can help guide your loved ones through a difficult process.. In short, my sole focus is to help families avoid collapse after the death or disability of a loved one.. I want you to know you’ve made a big step toward peace of mind simply by reading this.. We have many resources for you so you can ensure your family and loved ones stay out of court and out of conflict, if and when something happens to you. I'd love to share some of these resources with you going forward.. Browse around, see what we have, and feel free to request any of the resources we have for you, complimentary.. As your Personal Family Lawyer® I’d love to start protecting the people you love and everything else you care about today. I look forward to meeting you!

Heather represents injured individuals in a wide array of personal injury cases, including motor vehicle accidents, bicycle accidents, uninsured and underinsured motor vehicle accidents, wrongful death, workers’ compensation, medical malpractice, and vaccine injury cases.. Heather understands the multitude of issues facing injured clients, whether the injury occurred from someone else’s negligence, from a vaccine, or at work. She approaches each case with compassion and diligence. Your problem is her problem. Heather has extensive experience fighting for her clients in New Hampshire’s state and federal trial courts, the New Hampshire Department of Labor, and the New Hampshire Supreme Court. She is admitted to the United States Court of Federal Claims and represents individuals injured by vaccines in the highly specialized Vaccine Injury Compensation Program.