Wadleigh Announces “Best Lawyers” Honorees for 2027

Wadleigh, Starr, & Peters, P.L.L.C. is honored to announce that twelve of our attorneys have been named to the "Best Lawyers in America®" 2027 list. They include: Donna J. Brown (Criminal Defense: General Practice, Criminal Defense: White-Collar) Charles F. Cleary...

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Dean Eggert Selected As 2027 Lawyer of the Year

Congratulations to Dean Eggert on his selection by Best Lawyers® once again as a "Lawyer of the Year" Honoree in the area of Education Law. Attorney Eggert has received this honor several times prior to his most recent selection. We congratulate Attorney Eggert for...

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Wadleigh Welcomes Eric Raymond

Wadleigh, Starr & Peters is excited to welcome Eric Raymond to the firm. Eric's practice focuses on Medical Malpractice & Healthcare Liability and Criminal Law. Prior to joining Wadleigh, Eric served as a trial attorney with the New Hampshire Public Defender...

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Wadleigh Welcomes Molly Lynch

Wadleigh, Starr & Peters is delighted to welcome Molly Lynch to the firm! Molly focuses her practice on municipal law, drawing on more than 12 years of experience as an attorney for the State of New Hampshire, where she specialized in government and administrative...

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2027 Summer Associate Opportunities Now Available!

At Wadleigh, Starr & Peters, our Summer 2027 Associate Program offers law students meaningful, hands-on experience in the real, day-to-day practice of law. This program is more than just a summer opportunity—it’s a chance to build relationships, gain practical...

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Wadleigh, Starr & Peters, P.L.L.C. Adds Three New Members

Manchester-based Wadleigh, Starr & Peters, P.L.L.C. is pleased to announce the addition of three new members to the firm: Catherine Bousquet, Michael Eaton, and William Reddington. Attorney Catherine Bousquet joined the firm in 2022 and focuses on the defense of...

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Wadleigh Wins! Successful Family Law Outcome

Another success story for Wadleigh, Starr & Peters! Attorneys Christine Gordon and Joseph Dumais once again secured a favorable judgment for a Wadleigh client. Our client (the Father) had cared for his daughter from birth until she was removed from his care due to...

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Best Lawyers in America Selects 2026 Recipients

Several Wadleigh, Starr & Peters PLLC attorneys have earned spots on the 2026 Best Lawyers in America, two attorneys were honored with Lawyers of the Year 2026, and several attorneys were also honored as Ones to Watch.  For over 40 years,...

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Long-Tenured Wadleigh Attorneys Celebrate Anniversaries

 This year, we proudly celebrate major career milestones for three exceptional attorneys at Wadleigh, Starr & Peters. ✨ Dean Eggert – 40 years of legal excellence, leadership, and mentorship.✨ Michael Mortimer – 40 years of steadfast commitment to delivering...

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Handling Supply Chain Disruptions

For more than a decade, Wadleigh, Starr & Peters attorney Frank P. Spinella, Jr. has been sharing important insights on New Hampshire construction law through his blog, New Hampshire Construction Law. Catch his latest post on Handling Supply Chain Disruptions...

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Attorneys Win Summary Judgment, Defeat Liability

Attorneys Tierney Chadwick and Catherine Bousquet successfully defended their equipment supplier client in a products liability suit brought in United States District Court of New Hampshire after winning a motion for summary judgment on claims of negligence and strict...

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Attys. Tucker and Hathaway Selected to 2025 N.H. 200

We’re proud to announce that Wadleigh, Starr & Peters partners William Tucker and Todd Hathaway have been named to New Hampshire Business Review’s 2025 New Hampshire 200 list! This prestigious recognition honors the state’s most influential leaders who are making...

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Atty. Kaufold Testifies to N.H. Senate

On February 20, 2025, Attorney Sheliah M. Kaufold testified before the Senate Committee at the NH State House in support of New Hampshire’s first “slayer law," SB 148. This law would prevent those convicted of murder from inheriting or otherwise profiting from the...

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