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Ben’s practice is focused on employment law, personal injury, auto accidents, workers’ compensation, and cases involving property right disputes.Ben has been in legal practice since 1997.  
   
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Email: benjamin@nhlawoffice.comPhone: (603) 224-1988 Fax: (603) 229-1988 Download vCard
Education Professional Activities Professional Recognition
Law School: University of VirginiaSchool of Law, J.D., 1996. College: Dartmouth College, A.B., 1993. New Hampshire Bar AssociationNew Hampshire Association of Justice National Employment Lawyers Association Member of Rye, NH Zoning Board         Author:Protecting “Deep Pocket” Defendants at the Expense of the Innocent Plaintiffs They Injuries: The DeBenedetto Decision and Its Aftermath. Recipient of the 2008 Union Leader’s 40 Under 40 Award, recognizing New Hampshire leaders under the age of 40      
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Ben tries cases before New Hampshire juries, Superior Court judges and State administrative agencies. He has successfully represented many employees in a variety of wrongful termination cases, discrimination claims and claims for workers’ compensation benefits. He regularly appears before the New Hampshire Department of Labor, the New Hampshire Commission for Human Rights, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and state and federal courts.An experienced appellate lawyer, Ben has also argued several appeals before the New Hampshire Supreme Court and the First Circuit Court of Appeals.

In the personal injury area, Ben represents clients in automobile accidents, slip and fall cases and product liability claims.

Ben has earned the respect of the judiciary, his fellow lawyers and his clients.  In 2013, the New Hampshire Federal Court appointed Ben to his second term on the Federal Court Advisory Committee, in which capacity Ben advises the Federal Court on Court procedures and issues facing federal court practitioners.

Ben’s fellow lawyers respect him as a leading employment law practitioner and regularly invite him to speak at seminars regarding developments in the field.  In recent years Ben has given presentations to such groups as the New England Chapter of the National Employment Lawyers, Association, the New Hampshire Bar Association’s employment law section, and the New Hampshire Adjusters Association on such issues as new case law governing employee rights and recent amendments to the law under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA).  Ben’s peers have also elected him an officer of the New Hampshire Association for Justice.  Ben has authored the “Superior Court Digest” for the Association’s magazine, the Trial Bar News, for the past ten (10) years.

Ben has also earned the respect and gratitude of his clients.  His clients have given him a rating of “preeminent” through the Martindale-Hubbell lawyer rating service.  Several clients express their appreciation for the representation Ben has provided them, and the results he has obtained, on the Testimonials page of this website.

Ben has been publicly recognized for his leadership and contributions to New Hampshire.  In 2008, the Union Leader named Ben to its “40 Under Forty” list honoring young adults who make New Hampshire a better place to live.  The Portsmouth Herald also recognized Ben in 2011 when the Herald received the Nackey S. Loeb First Amendment Award, citing Ben’s filing on the paper’s behalf of a Right to Know petition to compel the State of New Hampshire to disclose records of a police cruiser crash.

Ben is active in the community in addition to his professional activities.  He served as Vice Chair of the Rye Zoning Board of Adjustment for many years.  He also regularly volunteers his time to coach students in mock trial competitions and judge such competitions.
 
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Douglas, Leonard & Garvey, P.C. attorneys represent clients in courts throughout New Hampshire, including Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Salem, Rochester, Portsmouth, Laconia, Plymouth, Franklin, Keene, Lebanon, Littleton, Hampton, Hooksett, Derry, Claremont, Goffstown, North Conway, Exeter, Durham, Plaistow, Henniker, Newport, Milford, Merrimack, Hillsborough, Bow, Hopkinton. We also represent clients in all counties, including Merrimack County, Belknap County, Carroll County, Cheshire County, Coos County, Grafton County, Hillsborough County, Rockingham County, Strafford County and Sullivan County.

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