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Top Orford, NH Government Agencies & Programs Lawyers

Nearby Cities: Hanover, Enfield, Lebanon, Plymouth, Littleton

Related Practice Areas: Social Security -- Disability, State, Local & Municipal Law, Social Security, Election Campaign & Political

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    In 2013 Ransmeier & Spellman P.C. expanded its practice into the Lakes Region by merging with Arthur Hoover’s established practice, the Alton Law firm. The addition of Ransmeier & Spellman P.C.'s resources provides clients in the Lakes Region with the benefits of a full-service, sophisticated team of lawyers, without losing the connection to the local community that Alton Law always...

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    The law firm of Ransmeier & Spellman P.C. is dedicated to providing the highest level of professional legal services for our clients throughout the state. With a focus on litigation and probate law, we offer representation in a wide range of matters including business and commercial law, real estate, land use, employment and governmental liability. Since we opened our doors in 1979, our law...

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