Shaheen & Gordon, P.A.
New Hampshire Law Firm
Shaheen & Gordon, P.A.
The firm serves institutional and individual clients throughout Northern New England (NH, ME, MA, VT) in a broad range of legal matters including, but not limited to personal injury law, State and Federal criminal defense, and general corporate and commercial representation. The firm also encourages its attorneys to be active in the civic life of New Hampshire, thus our lawyers have taken lead roles in major community initiatives and programs.
Practice Areas:
- Business & Corporate Law
- Corporate Fraud/Internal Investigations
- Criminal Defense
- Divorce & Family Law
- DWI/DUI/OUI (Drunk Driving)
- Employment Law
- Estate & Probate Law
- Government Relations/Lobbying
Principal Attorneys:
- Shaheen, William
- Gordon, Steven M.
Concord, NH - (603) 225-7262 or (800) 281-4411
Dover, NH - (603) 749-5000 or (800) 451-1002
Manchester, NH - (603) 669-8080 or (800) 343-1263
Nashua, NH - (603) 546-0004
http://www.shaheengordon.com/
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