DTC is pleased to annouce the relocation of its Portsmouth Office to 111 Maplewood Avenue, Suite D.  This office will provide a central, convenient location from which DTC’s lawyers and staff will be able to serve our existing and growing client base.   DTC chose this location because of its convenient access for their clients and staff and the quality of the renovation of the building which is in the heart of Portsmouth’s Northern Tier development district.

Attorney Chris Boldt has once again been asked by the Local Government Center to be one of its speakers for the 2011 Municipal Law Lecture Series scheduled for six Wednesday evenings in September and October at venues throughout the State.  This year, Chris will present Land Use Case Law Updates, addressing the over-50 decisions issued by the New Hampshire Supreme Court since Chris last did this presentation in 2007.  For more information and on-line registration, please go to www.nhlgc.org/trainingevents/lawlectureseries.asp.

In a continuing tradition of over 25 years of dedication to clients across New Hampshire, DTC is pleased to announce the opening of its newest office — in Meredith, New Hampshire.  Located at 56 NH Route 25 (in the New Englander also housing Nungesser & Hill), this office will provide a central, convenient location from which all 16 of DTC’s lawyers will be able to service our existing, and growing, client base of municipalities, small businesses, land owners and individuals in the Lakes Region and North Country.  Attorney Chris Boldt will be our Partner in residence at the Meredith office, while continuing to serve the Firm’s existing clients throughout the State.  Chris is a member of the Firm’s Executive Committee and is very active in our Municipal, Development, Real Estate, Appellate and Environmental Law Practice Groups.

MCLE, a Massachusetts-based company that offers continuing education resources for lawyers has just released “A Practical Guide to Discovery and Depositions in New Hampshire.”  DTC attorney Robert Derosier co-authored the chapter on “Discovery Practice.”  Attorney Derosier is a partner at DTC with extensive discovery and litigation experience, having litigated numerous cases.  You can order a copy of the Guide online at:  http://www.mcle.org/books-cds/books-catalog.cfm?product_code=2110007b00.

DTC Associate, Kate Miller, worked to draft a successful bill which became law in 2011, dramatically reforming the NH law against bullying in schools last year.  Faced with unfriendly amendments which would gut the new law, she testified before the Legislative Committees in March and again in April 2011, this time against the amendments to weaker the law.  Her testimony is available at:  www.gencourt.state.nh.us/legislation/2010/HB1523.html.