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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.

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 an era of specialization David's twenty years of experience in civil, family and criminal litigation is an important and unique asset of this firm.  He has served as faculty teaching other lawyers and college students about all areas of divorce and custody matters.  This past President of the Manchester Bar Association has applied his legal knowledge, hard work and plain language to achieve winning verdicts in serious criminal trials, divorces and personal injury cases.

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 represent clients across a wide variety of industries in civil litigation. My work includes the representation of both plaintiffs and defendants in complex litigation matters including general commercial disputes; trade secret, noncompetition and restrictive covenant litigation; employment cases; and construction actions. I have represented businesses and individuals engaged in various aspects of the construction trade, media companies defending defamation claims, product manufacturers facing warranty claims, technology developers in business-to-business disputes and noncompetition litigation, victims of professional negligence, and many other types of businesses.I provide general advice to locum tenens staffing companies and teleradiology companies. I have developed expertise in records and data management policies and the management of electronically stored information. I have drafted records management policies implemented by a variety of businesses. I have also lectured and presented on all aspects of document retention and destruction policies, with particular emphasis on their application to litigation. I have cultivated skill in the electronic discovery practices and data mining techniques that impact all litigation matters as well.

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 provide family law representation, mediation, and estate planing, as well as criminal defense, to clients throughout Massachusetts. I am a former Assistant State Attorney at the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office, one of the largest and busiest prosecutors' offices in the country, where I gained extensive trial experience in a range of felony and misdemeanor crimes inluding domestic violence and child abuse, which involved many family law matters.. As a family law attorney, I have applied my trial experience to probate court practice. I handle complex financial cases including those involving alimony, representing self-employed clients, and where the marital estate is extensive.. Whether in family law cases or criminal, I work with my clients to ensure their lives are able to continue with as little disruption as possible pending the resolution of their case, and that they are fully informed on the law and advised on the most effective strategy for an optimal resolution.. I am a member of the American Association of Certified Financial Litigators and volunteer for the Attorneys Representing Children program in the probate court.

I joined SekellaLaw as an Of Counsel attorney in June, 2017. Prior to joining SekellaLaw I worked as an Of Counsel at Black, Vitelli & Pennock, and I also worked as an Associate with Pollack Law Group, focusing my practice in all aspects of family law, estate planning, including Wills and Trusts, bankruptcy and civil litigation. I also worked as an Associate at Sheehan, Schiavoni, Jutras & Magliocchetti, LLP practicing all aspects of family law, bankruptcy law, wills, trusts, estates and probate administration, civil litigation, real estate law and landlord/tenant law. In 2006, I opened my solo practice, continuing my compassion as a counselor with vigorous advocacy to best meet my clients’ needs.  I began my legal career in 1999 at Minasian & Minasian, Attorneys at Law in Lawrence, Massachusetts.  During my tenure, I provided exceptional legal services in a vast array of legal fields, including probate & family law, bankruptcy, civil litigation, estate planning, real estate, evictions and landlord/tenant law, and personal injury law.. I am licensed to practice law in both New Hampshire and Massachusetts and continue to focus my practice primarily in the areas of family law, including divorce and post-divorce matters involving custody, child support, parenting time, alimony and modification of existing judgments. I also handle bankruptcy law, estate planning, including probate matters, wills and trusts disputes.. Born in Massachusetts, I have made my home in New Hampshire since 2000.   During my downtime, I enjoy reading, skiing, camping, the outdoors, and most importantly, being with family and friends.

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 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 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 member of the Estate Planning and Probate Group at Sheehan, Phinney, Bass & Green. My practice also focuses on assisting clients in family law; not-for-profit, charitable and religious institutions; intellectual property; and zoning and land use matters. I am admitted to practice law in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.. Prior to joining the firm, I was a judicial intern for the Honorable Judge Richard Tucker at the Massachusetts Superior Court for Worcester County. I was a research assistant for Dean, then Professor, Andrew Perlman for “A Behavioral Theory of Legal Ethics” published in the University of Indiana Law Journal, Professor Charles P. Kindregan for the third edition of Assisted Reproductive Technology: A Lawyer's Guide to Emerging Law & Science to be published by the American Bar Association, and Professor Stephanie Roberts Hartung for work on active New England Innocence Project cases. As a research assistant for Professor Hartung, I worked on an amicus brief filed with the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court on behalf of a wrongfully convicted man, leading to his release from prison on a stay of execution and eventual exoneration.. While at Suffolk University Law School, I served as Content Editor of the Suffolk University Law Review and Vice Magistrate of Phi Delta Phi Honor Society. I also was the recipient of the Distinguished Brief Award, Honorable Mention Oral Advocate Award, and Jurisprudence Awards for Property Law and Evidence/Trial Advocacy. I also graduated with Pro Bono Honors for my work with Judge Tucker and the New England Innocence Project.

I am a Director in McLane's Litigation Department, and Chair of our Privacy and Data Security Group. In my 18 years as a lawyer, I have managed, litigated and resolved numerous commercial matters involving business, technology, and employment issues in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, New England, and around the country.Drawing on deep experience with complex commercial litigation, I have developed particular areas of expertise in business, technology and employment litigation. For example, I handle disputes concerning misappropriation of trade secrets, and breaches of non-competition and non-disclosure agreements. Likewise, cases involving corporate and shareholder disputes, breaches of the duty of loyalty, and unfair competition are areas in which I excel. My aptitudes with technology and commercial litigation also have enabled me to develop an extensive body of knowledge and skill with electronic discovery.Combining my business, technology and employment interests, I have developed a depth and breadth of experience in privacy and data security. My résumé includes managing data security audits, preparing and implementing written security policies, addressing day-to-day security issues, and investigating and remediating security breaches. I also create and implement information use policies, advise clients about workplace privacy, social media, and customer and consumer privacy, and handle claims against companies for invasion of data privacy.

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.

For many years, I worked in the area of finance and computers (for small companies and non-profit organizations) while I worked towards obtaining my BS degree in Criminal Justice, with my ultimate goal to attend law school. In 2000 I started attending law school full time, attending classes at night and on weekends, all the while continuing to work full time to support my family. I graduated in 2003 and was admitted to practice law in Massachusetts in 2003. I was admitted to practice law in New Hampshire in 2004 and later that same year in Connecticut and Maine. Although I don't practice in Maine and Connecticut today, I continue to keep licenses active. I was a Guardian ad Litem appointed by the NH Courts in more than 150 cases involving parental rights and responsibilities, guardianships, termination of parental rights and relocation. Today, my practice includes a variety of areas of practice but is primarily focused on family issues, including divorce, parental rights and responsibilities, domestic violence issues, termination of parental rights, step-parent adoptions, wills, guardianships, deeds, prenuptial agreements, real property partitions, and other issues related to families.. I work closely with my clients to provide them with the best representation possible and to guide them through what is often a highly emotional process by providing reasonable expectations and guidance so that my clients can make informed decisions for not only their best interests, but also the best interest of their children and other family members.

Families matter! Let me assist you through the divorce process, custody or support issues you are facing. I teach family law at Manchester Community College and have over 35 years of experience. Call.

Experience when you need it most. Since 1984 I have been representing and protecting accused persons from the enormous power of the government. My practice includes the representation of accused persons in federal and state courts on every type of criminal charge. I have also been privileged to serve the legal profession. I was president of the New Hampshire Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NHACDL) for six years. I continue to serve on the Board of Directors for NHACDL. I also served on the Board of Directors of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL) for six years. I continue to serve NACDL as the Chair or Co-Chair of several NACDL committees.

Energetic and compassionate legal representation based out of Manchester, NH.

Courtney’s practice encompasses a wide variety of civil litigation matters, working with individuals and companies of all sizes. In particular, she has represented clients in employment litigation and administrative proceedings, close corporation shareholder disputes, petitions to partition real property, and commercial disputes. Courtney has appeared before the New Hampshire Department of Labor; New Hampshire Supreme, Superior, District, and Family Division Courts; and the United States District Courts for the District of New Hampshire and the Southern District of New York. Courtney has practiced with Sheehan Phinney since 2005, and has served as the firm’s Director of Associate Development since 2013.. Sample Matters:

Brian was born in the St. Louis area and has lived throughout the St. Louis area all of his life. He lives here with his wife, his children and his two dogs. Brian is a graduate of the University of Missouri at Columbia and the Saint Louis University School of Law. Brian serves individual and business clients in a variety of legal matters, especially in the areas of Estate Planning, Asset Protection Planning, Medicaid Planning, Veterans Benefits, Elder Law and Special Needs Planning. He has helped hundreds of families with government benefits, including Veterans Pension and Medicaid Benefits. He has also assisted in training other attorneys throughout the United States in doing the same. Brian was recently named as a “Rising Star” in the field of Elder Law by Super Lawyers Magazine. Brian is a member of the Missouri Bar and was appointed as Vice-Chair of the Elder Law Committee for 2018. He is a member of the Illinois Bar, the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, and the Bar of the United States District Court, Eastern District of Missouri. He is accredited through the United States Department of Veterans Affairs to assist in the preparation, presentation, and prosecution of claims for Veteran benefits before their agency. Brian has held multiple positions with the Missouri Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (MONAELA) and the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis’ (BAMSL) Young Lawyer’s Division, and is active in Experts for Entrepreneurs St. Louis. Brian was recently named President Elect 2018 of MONAELA. Brian is also a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and ElderCareAdvisors. Brian is past President of the High Octane Chapter of Business Network International and an Eagle Scout with the Boy Scouts of America.