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We have handled numerous types of injury cases such as auto accidents, medical malpractice, motorcycle accidents, slips and falls, dog bites, truck accidents, torts (harm or losses suffered because of someone else’s actions – such as a physical attack upon another person or injuries caused by negligence), pedestrian and passenger injuries, product liability, wrongful death, faulty transvaginal mesh procedures, and any other type of personal injury.

Representing clients in mediation, arbitration, and litigation.

Peter Webb has been practicing law in New Hampshire since 1979. His work is limited to personal injury, workers’ compensation and divorce. Peter has litigated such cases in all levels of the New Hampshire Court system.His personal injury work involves car, motorcycle and truck crashes, as well as injuries from unsafe property conditions and from defective products and devices. Peter’s reputation, experience, careful preparation and commitment his clients have yielded millions of dollars in recoveries in the past several years. In two recent jury trials, he received verdicts exceeding $1,000,. On five occasions, his personal injury cases have gone to the New Hampshire Supreme Court:Swiezynski v. Civiello (1985), Baker v. Wilmot (1986), DiFruscia v. NH (1992), Palmer v. Nan King (2002), Ocasio v. FedEx (2010).. Peter has tried and resolved hundreds of workers’ compensation cases on behalf of injured workers at the New Hampshire Department of Labor and Compensation Appeals Board levels. He has also testified on a number of occasions at the New Hampshire Legislature on proposed legislation involving the rights of injured workers.. For decades, Peter has brought the same skills and determination to bear in matters in which he is has counseled and advocated for clients involved in divorce. His family law work is characterized by a no-nonsense, cost-effective approach to the process, with an eye for fair voluntary settlement, but also with the seasoned skills, determination and attention to detail necessary for successful litigation.

Our law office understands that when people hire an attorney, they are often experiencing very stressful situations. They need someone who cares about them. Annutto Law Office makes sure our clients not only receive high-quality legal services, but also the support and resources they deserve.. For many years, Annutto Law Office has been providing expert legal assistance in Nashua, NH and Lowell, MA with an experienced team of attorneys.. Overview: What our legal practice offers. Legal Fields:. Professional development:. 1982. Bachelor of Science Cum Laude. in Business Administration and Economics; Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY. 1983 to 1994. Employed by Oneida National Bank (now Bank of America). Bankers Trust of South Carolina (now Bank of America). First NH Bank and Bank of Ireland (now Citizens Bank). Second National Federal Savings Bank. 1992. Master of Business Administration. Southern NH University; Manchester, NH. 1997. Juris Doctor. University of New Hampshire (formerly Franklin Pierce Law Center). Concord, NH. 1997. Founded Law Office of Joseph M. Annutto, PLLC. Memberships:. Licensed in:. New Hampshire (State and Federal) and. Massachusetts (State and Federal)

Lyndsay N. Robinson’s practice consists of general civil litigation with a focus on family law, estate planning, probate administration, and immigration. She represents victims of domestic violence who need and deserve a guiding hand through extremely difficult times. Lyndsay serves proudly as the firm’s co-chair of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee.. Lyndsay is committed to serving families in New Hampshire with compassion and always takes a client-centered approach in her representation. She works with clients to resolve their matters outside of court, but her extensive trial experience benefits clients when they do need an advocate in the courtroom.. Prior to joining Shaheen & Gordon, Lyndsay practiced law in Portsmouth and Nashua, NH where she represented families in complex divorce and parenting matters. In addition, Lyndsay assisted families with their estate planning needs to ensure their goals and wishes were met. Lyndsay is actively involved in the New Hampshire Bar Association and is passionate about giving back to her community.

Judith L. Bomster, Esquire is a partner of Butenhof & Bomster, PC, practicing in the areas of trusts, estate planning, special needs planning, and elder law with an emphasis on tailoring estate plans and public benefits eligibility to ensure long-term financial security for clients and their families.. She is an affiliate member and serves on the publication committee of the Special Needs Alliance (SNA), a national, invitation-only network of lawyers dedicated to Disability and Public Benefits Law. Additionally, she is a member and former chair and vice-chair of the New Hampshire Bar Association’s Ethics Committee. She is a fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC).. Known as a knowledgeable and clear communicator, Judith widely shares her expertise through continuing legal education programs with the NH Bar Association and by addressing numerous private and local organizations.

John has over 25 years of practice experience in California Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. John has operated operated his own law firm and, earlier in his career, was also the first in-house corporate counsel to a New Hampshire based 200+ employee technology company. John practices in the areas of estate planning, probate, trusts & estates, general business law and succession planning, and contracts. John is also a member of the New Hampshire Bar Associations’ Elder Law, Estate Planning and Probate Law Section, the Corporate, Banking and Business Law Section, and the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.

Joe Russo is a talented personal injury lawyer in New Hampshire and the owner and managing partner at Injury Law Center®. He joined the firm in 2012 after having established a solid career in the legal industry. Prior to helping injury victims, Joe served as a prosecutor at the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office. This experience gave him insight into how to construct effective cases and to hold negligent parties accountable for their actions. He has obtained many million-dollar verdicts including $5.5 million in a pedestrian v. truck accident. He earned his BA from Lafayette College and his JD from St John’s University School of Law.

Jared has spent his legal career advocating on behalf of injured workers in all fields, from firefighters and police officers to pipefitters and electricians; construction workers and white-collar professionals to healthcare workers and teachers; and delivery drivers of all stripes, from FedEx and UPS to Amazon or Domino’s. After graduating from the University of New Hampshire, Jared worked as a chef, freelance journalist, and media analyst before attending Boston College Law School in 2000. After earning his law degree, he entered private practice and quickly built a reputation for vigorous and compassionate advocacy on behalf of his workers’ compensation clients, protecting their rights, winning benefits, and, when necessary, taking their cases to the New Hampshire Supreme Court to establish important victories that have changed the law for New Hampshire citizens. Jared has presented over 75 cases to the Supreme Court, including ones that have made it easier for injured workers to recover for their repetitive stress injuries and broadened job reinstatement rights. He also won the first state Supreme Court case in the nation to hold workers’ compensation insurance carriers responsible for reimbursing claimants for the cost of medical marijuana.. Jared is Governor at Large for the New Hampshire Association for Justice, for whom he is chair of the Workers’ Compensation Section and is a member of the national Workers’ Injury Law & Advocacy Group. He was appointed as the lone attorney to the NH Governor’s Commission to Study the Incidence of PTSD in First Responders and is the claimant counsel representative at the NH Workers’ Compensation Appeals Advisory Board. He regularly testifies before the New Hampshire Legislature on pending laws that will affect injured workers and is a routine lecturer at state and regional legal education seminars on workers’ compensation.. Jared’s incisive legal analysis, good humor, and tenacious-but-practical attitude toward cases has earned him the loyalty of his clients, as well as professional accolades. He has been repeatedly recognized as a Super Lawyer in the field of workers’ compensation and is the recipient of the Granite State Advocate Award from the New Hampshire Association for Justice.

J. Leonard Sweeney, III, Esquire Providence College, B.A. 1991 Franklin Pierce Law Center, J.D. 1994. Professional Memberships:. Community Involvement:. Attorney "J. L." Sweeney concentrates his practice in all areas of Real Estate Law and Personal Injury Law. After admission to the New Hampshire Bar Association in 1994, he joined his father, Jay Sweeney, in the existing law firm established in 1934 by his grandfather, J. Leonard Sweeney, Sr. In 1964, Sweeney & Sweeney added its title research and closing services division. Over the past 35 plus years they have established themselves as New Hampshire's Title and Closing Company, representing major lenders thoughout the country. Their commitment to ongoing professional education, maintaining state of the art technology, and attention to client service has made them a leader in the industry.. J. L. is very active within the community. He writes a weekly real estate information article which appears in the Nashua Telegraph. As co-captain of the NCAA Division I Lacrosse team during his final year at Providence College, he has carried his love of the sport with him into his professional life, by volunteering as a coach for the local high school team, helping to bring the team to the state championships in 1998. He is also fast becoming an excellent fly fisherman and enjoys snowboarding and golf.

J. Daniel Marr’s practice includes providing legal counsel and advocacy for businesses and individuals and includes the areas of: employment law; entity formation and governance; creditor rights and bankruptcy; disputes between co-owners of businesses; and contract negotiation, drafting and enforcement, representing a diverse client base including physicians, accountants, construction contractors and developers, trustees, executors, manufacturers, high-tech and low-tech service providers, higher education professionals and institutions, commercial and residential landlords, and other business organizations and individuals. Attorney Marr works closely with accountants in evaluating financial conditions of entities, proper distributions to shareholders, valuing of companies under existing buy/sell agreements or under a fair-market-value analysis, and other entity governance and equity distribution issues.. Attorney Marr also works closely with the firm’s Trust and Estate administration department, advising and advocating for clients on a variety of topics including  the pursuit or defense of claims of  lack of mental capacity or undue influence, a trustee’s fiduciary obligations, trust interpretation,    the proper administration of the trust, will or other estate planning documents.  He has litigated numerous Probate and Trust cases on a variety of issues.  Additionally, he works with clients in real estate litigation, including landlord and tenant law.  He actively practices in New Hampshire and Massachusetts and can litigate matters in both state and federal court, including Bankruptcy Court.  He can assist clients in disputes, and when appropriate, seek to resolve them through negotiation, mediation, and arbitration.

In 2008, Kevin and his law partner, Brian, founded CullenCollimore, pllc, and brought their extensive trial and legal experience to create an effective, efficient, and responsive firm – a firm founded by trial lawyers who actually try cases.. Kevin has also stayed active in his former role as a builder/contractor who built custom homes and provided remodeling services for more than 14 years. He maintains his OSHA certification and continues to perform design and construction work: he regularly performs restoration work on his home, built in 1763, acted as general contractor and personally built a log cabin on an island in the Casco Bay, Maine, and after they purchased the CullenCollimore office building, he and Brian co-designed, and Kevin personally performed, a complete renovation of the interior of the office, from the wide pine floors through to the tin ceilings. This background and his affinity for construction gives Kevin a unique perspective in his representation, mediation, and arbitration services in construction cases.. Kevin is certified as a New Hampshire Rule 32 mediator, facilitating more than 250 court-ordered and private mediations and arbitrations since 1999.. Kevin obtained his B.S. from Southern New Hampshire University, summa cum laude, valedictorian, in 1992, and his J.D. from Boston University School of Law in 1995. He is admitted to practice in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

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I have been practicing family law for the past 7 years.  I was a felony prosecutor from 2001-2017 and transferred my extensive trial and advocacy skills developed over 16 years of working with victims of violent crimes into zealous client advocacy as a civil litigator. From 2013-2014, I served as the elected Hillsborough County Attorney. I have handled hundreds of cases and conducted dozens of jury trials, including expert depositions and direct examination in the fields of nuclear and mitochondrial DNA, tool mark, drug analysis, fingerprint, computer forensics, serious bodily injury including broken bones and head trauma, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, and Osteogenesis Imperfecta. Notable cases include convictions for Negligent Homicide, Attempted Murder, Kidnapping, First Degree Assault of an Infant, and Aggravated Felonious Sexual Assault.. I am also a highly sought after speaker and trainer. I have provided dozens of trainings for local police departments, and taught a supervisory class at Police Standards and Trainings from 2011-2015. I have been a panelist in conferences dealing with Domestic Violence, Child Sexual Abuse and Human Trafficking. I have appeared in round table discussions with national political figures Gabby Giffords and Jeb Bush on issues of gun safety and domestic violence; in addition to television, radio and video appearances on the topics of Child Sexual Abuse, Animal Abuse, Human Trafficking and Constitutional Rights for Victims of Crime. . I was a core member of the 2014 training team to implement the new Domestic Violence law throughout the State and was an adjunct professor at Nashua Community College, teaching Criminal Procedure and Criminal Law from 2014-2018. I have also appeared numerous times in front of the New Hampshire Legislature to testify on bills dealing with Domestic and Sexual Violence and protections for victims of crime.. I am also an on-air legal analyst for WMUR TV making numerous appearances over the past 7 years.  Recently I appeared live in-studio to comment on the Adam Montgomery trial.. AREAS OF PRACTICE. Divorce and Family LawDomestic Violence / Restraining Orders / Termination of Parental RightsCriminal Defense: White Collar and Controlled SubstanceTraining: Criminal Law / Domestic and Sexual Violence Detection/Prevention / Title IX

I have been practicing business law and advising business owners in Nashua, New Hampshire since 1985. My best clients are those with whom I have developed a relationship based on mutual trust and respect. Every step I take with clients is taken with a view toward promoting a long-term and mutually satisfactory relationship. I have extensive experience in all sorts of business transactions. In addition, I provide regular and on-going day to day advice to business owners. My years of experience in this area allow me to offer guidance that is reasonable, practical, and helpful. I am also a trained negotiator and mediator, and have found that expertise to be most helpful for clients trying to resolve business problems.

I have been a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association since 1994.  I am a retired Police Captain with extensive experience in criminal procedure, criminal investigation, arrest, search and seizure and police operations, police procedure and other aspects of criminal investigation and law. I use my knowledge and over 20 years  of criminal justice experience to assist my clients in achieving a favorable outcome to their issues.. I also use my legal knowledge, compassion and understanding to work with my family law, divorce and child custody clients in their most troubling times.  I have experience in divorce, child custody, child support, parental rights, both father's and mother's cases, property and business issues in divorce and all levels of family law litigation.. I live in the Southern New Hampshire area and spend my time outdoors skiing, golfing, hiking, running, bicycling and anything else I can do outdoors!. I am a member of the New hampshire and Nashua Bar Association as well as the Family Law and Criminal Law practice groups.. I also believe in giving back to my community and I am on the Board of Directors of the Nashua Soup Kitchen and Shelter.. January 2025 – Administrative License Suspension (ALS) dismissed against client after Atty Mello took it to an administrative hearing.. January 2025 – DWI accident resulting reduced to a Negligent Driving after Atty Mello negotiated with Police Prosecutor.. January 2025 – Stalking Order against client dismissed after Atty Mello took it to trial.. January 2025 – .16 DWI reduced to a non-criminal Reckless Operation- Salem District Court. January 2025 – Felony Identity Fraud dropped, client plead to a misdemeanor with a fully suspended sentence.. December 2024 – Felony Criminal Threatening with a Firearm-reduced to a misdemeanor with a fully suspended sentence -Merrimack County Superior Court. December 2024 – Complicated four day divorce trial culminated in a win for Atty Mello client where client’s parenting time was increased, alimony eliminated and assets equitably divided.. December 2024 – Complicated divorce trial with multiple business holdings decided for wife who was represented by Atty Mello. She was awarded the marital home and all related equity.. November 2024 – DWI reduced to Negligent Driving-no loss of license-Merrimack District Court. November 2024 – Possession of Child Sexual Abuse Images-client received a fully suspended sentence- Hillsborough Superior Court-Manchester

I am an experienced attorney who has handled everything from negotiating simple traffic ticckets to arguing complex legal appeals before the New Hampshire Supreme Court.  I believe in a flexible approach to the law, listening closely to the needs of my clients, helping them to choose the best strategy to achieve their legal goals, and carrying out that strategy in a skillful, professional and flexible manner.  I am very experienced in negotiation and litigation in a wide variety of areas, as well as the administrative complexities of filing a bankruptcy.. In addition to the payment options listed, I also offer unbundled services for people who cannot afford to fully retain a lawyer.

I am an attorney at a well-established law firm in Nashua, New Hampshire offering my clients a results-oriented approach primarily in the areas of Personal Injury, Business Law, Family Law and DUI Defense.. With past experience working for a large financial institution and the largest insurance company in the United States, I am able to offer my clients the benefit of personal insight into the corporate world and the inner workings of insurance companies.. I also apply the same degree of passion and advocacy to cases for my Family Law and DUI clients, whose representation requires excellent organizational and negotiation skills.

For the past seven years Ed has been named one of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers by the National Trial Lawyers. Ed's success rate at trial is in excess of 93%. Ed's passion for his client's cause is what drives him, and everyone at the Injury Law Center, to provide clients with the very best legal representation. His 36 years of experience in handling personal injury cases of all kinds, including auto accidents, motorcycle accidents, truck accidents, pedestrian accidents, bicycle accidents, boating and jet ski accidents, slip & falls, workers' compensation, construction site negligence, liquor liability & drunk driving accidents, dog bites & animal attacks, wrongful death, loss of consortium claims, uninsured claims, medical malpractice claims and other cases involving catastophic injuries, has led us to a high level of success and accomplishment. When you engage our services, we will thoroughly investigate the circumstances of your accident, speak with insurance companies, and consult accident re-constructionists and expert witnesses. Once in the courtroom we enthusiastically present your case before the judge or jury, and ardently negotiate for the highest possible settlement. Above all, we devote 100% of our energy and resources into serving your best interest and helping you recover the financial resources you need to treat your injuries now and in the future.

For over 20 years, I have had the privilege of working with dynamic business owners, executive teams, and entrepreneurs on a wide variety of commercial matters. I have worked with companies that are just starting out and have no revenue to large, private corporations with revenue over $100 million.  No matter what the task, my goal is to work with clients to understand their business goals and then serve as an effective strategic advisor to help my clients achieve those goals. I devise ways to manage projects so that they are cost-effective while also meeting the time demands of clients.  No matter the size the company, every client gets the time and attention that they need and deserve.. On the weekends, you may catch me in my kitchen trying to recreate Italian pastries and meals that my family enjoyed when I was growing up, experimenting with Filipino cuisine or enjoying good food and wine with friends. My husband and I also enjoy weekend warrior projects on our 100+ year old home in the North End of Nashua.. Giving back to my community is important.  I have served as President of the New Hampshire Women’s Bar Association and on the board of the New England Women’s Leadership Institute.  I have also served on the boards of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Nashua, the Nashua Innovation Center and  United Way of Greater Nashua. Iwas a founding member of the Souhegan Valley “Happy Hour” Rotary Club.  I am a member of the Leadership Greater Nashua Class of 2008-2009 and currently serve on the board of the Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce. I am also a volunteer with the Center for Women & Enterprise, providing pro bono legal consultations to startup owners.

Chuck is a member/partner since joining the firm in January of 2008. He specializes in criminal defense and trial work in all levels of state and federal court in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. As the former vice president and current president of the New Hampshire Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, Chuck takes an active leadership role in every issue that affects criminal cases in New Hampshire.. Chuck went to college at Holy Cross where he played baseball and majored in history. After obtaining his degree with honors, he went on to Boston University School of Law. There, he again graduated with honors while receiving the Dean's Award for outstanding academic performance, acting as defense attorney for indigent clients in Boston, and working as an editor on one of the school's law journals.. After graduating law school, Chuck joined a civil trial law firm in Manchester where he worked on wrongful death cases that involved intricate legal issues as well as large monetary claims. Wanting to gain more courtroom experience, and knowing he would focus his career in criminal law, after two years he joined the Hillsborough County Attorney's Office in Nashua. While there he prosecuted felonies ranging from drug cases to physical and sexual assault, theft, and manslaughter. Seeking to apply his abilities at a higher level, Chuck then joined the Homicide Unit at the New Hampshire Attorney General's Office where he prosecuted through trial murder cases throughout the State of New Hampshire.. In January 2008, Chuck joined the firm as a member/partner, and since that time has focused his practice solely on the defense of people charged with state and federal crimes throughout New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Since then, he has won bench and jury trials defending people charged with the most serious of crimes in state and federal court, and he was won cases before the New Hampshire Supreme Court. Later in 2008 after joining the firm, Chuck won the Robert E. Kirby Award given each year to a lawyer 35 years old or younger who represents the best qualities of a New Hampshire lawyer.. Chuck successfully represents people charged with various driving offenses, including DUI/DWI, theft and drug cases, physical and sexual assaults, computer crimes, white-collar matters, and murder. As a former prosecutor, he is well acquainted with the methods, procedures, and tactics used by police and prosecutors when they investigate and prosecute his clients. This allows him an advantage to prepare a steadfast defense for all of his clients at all levels of the court system. He has been recognized as an expert in criminal defense law in New Hampshire, and he has used the expertise to teach criminal defense law to other attorneys and author similar teaching materials, and he is regularly relied upon by local and national media to offer expert commentary on criminal cases.

Brittani Pelissier works with clients in a range of practice areas, including personal injury, family law, employment and business law. She provides support and legal assistance to help individuals and business clients overcome their unique challenges.. Prior to joining Shaheen & Gordon, Brittani worked as an associate at the firm of Michael Best & Friedrich LLP in Milwaukee, WI—an Am Law Top 200 firm—where she performed invaluable research and casework, as well as aided in trial preparation. She also served as a law clerk at MillerCoors, where she helped assess and ensure compliance with alcoholic beverage laws and regulations.. While acting as a legal volunteer at the Milwaukee Justice Center Family Forms Assistance Clinic, Brittani gained experience helping clients meet their goals in sensitive family law matters, including divorce and custody.. Brittani graduated magna cum laude from Marquette University Law School, where she served as comment editor for the Marquette Law Review. She earned her undergraduate degree in political science and legal studies from the University of Wisconsin.

Attorney Shane Goudas is a skilled trial attorney, having obtained experience trying cases in the courtroom as a former prosecutor. A member of the prosecutors clinical program, upon graduating from Suffolk University Law School, Shane was appointed as an Assistant District Attorney in Middlesex County, Massachusetts’ largest County. Shane represented the Commonwealth in the courtroom on a daily basis, arguing bail hearings, evidentiary motions, and litigating complex criminal litigation matters through to bench and jury trials regularly.. A New Hampshire native, Shane returned to Concord, New Hampshire to work in the Criminal Bureau of the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office. There, Shane began by working in tandem with the New Hampshire Department of Employment Security to prosecute cases of unemployment Fraud in the New Hampshire Superior Courts. Shane was eventually promoted into the Drug Prosecution Unit of the Criminal Bureau of the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office, and was commissioned as an Assistant Attorney General. In addition to being on-call to respond to active homicide investigations and Law Enforcement Officer Involved uses of lethal force investigations, as an Assistant Attorney General he worked to prosecute crimes including drug felonies, and civil asset forfeiture resulting from narcotics investigations. During his time at the Attorney General’s Office, Shane successfully drafted appellate briefs and orally argued in front of the New Hampshire Court, securing favorable judgements for the State of New Hampshire.. Shane hopes to benefit his clients using the knowledge he has obtained from working in multiple prosecutorial offices in the New England area.

Attorney Morgan Hollis has been practicing law since 1976 and co-founded Gottesman & Hollis, P.A. in 1979. Before opening his firm, Hollis attended Middlebury College and Franklin Pierce Law School and served as deputy corporation counsel for the city of Nashua, New Hampshire for 2 years. Like his legal partner, David Gottesman, Attorney Hollis comes highly rated by both clients and the legal community. He has an AV Preeminent® rating with Martindale-Hubbell® and focuses his practice on real estate law, business law, and construction law. Attorney Hollis has a deep sense of community, as well. He has served on the boards and committees of countless local organizations and truly loves helping people.To learn more about Attorney Hollis, call Gottesman & Hollis, P.A. or visit the firm’s site. Mr. Hollis would be proud to help you navigate any relevant legal matter you may be facing.

Attorney Michael L. Laws earned his bachelor's degree with honors from Syracuse University in New York; and is a graduate of Syracuse University College of Law. Admitted to practice before all New Hampshire state and local federal courts, he also has been involved in numerous civic and professional activities and organizations. His memberships include the American, New Hampshire, and Nashua Bar Associations. His civic involvement includes previous service as President of the Board of Directors for the Nashua Girls Soccer Association, President of the Board of Directors for Rape and Assault Support Services, Adult Learning Center, and Vice-President of the Board of Directors for the Greater Nashua Humane Society. He has also been an adjunct faculty member at the Nashua Vocational/Technical College and Rivier College. Attorney Laws enjoys flying, and is in the process of obtaining his private pilot's license. Given his last name, Attorney Laws says he was destined to be a lawyer.