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What We Do
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Here’s our obligatory picture. Actually books are but a small part of a modern lawyer’s research library. These days most research is done on line or through CD-ROMs provided by legal service companies. For instance, in my office New Hampshire Reports, which are the recorded cases of the New Hampshire Supreme Court, from December 1874 through the current date, are all held on one single CD-ROM. It also contains a complete set of the New Hampshire Statutes . It is a lot easier to carry a CD and a laptop than to carry 100 paper volumes. Still, when the snow is beating down, the power goes out and the battery is dead, it’s nice to have books and a candle.
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As most rural dwellers will tell you, when you live in the country, you end up doing a little of everything. That is true of the professions as well, although specialization is slowly overtaking us. Since most of my clients do a little of everything, I have to be able to do the same to meet their needs. I do not take cases involving criminal law or federal taxation, but in the past year or two I have dealt with:
As you can imagine, this is what the term General Practice of Law is really all about.
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