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Stephen's practice includes all aspects of commercial litigation, corporate, and real estate law, with a focus on construction litigation, mechanic's liens, bankruptcy, and landlord and tenant law. Stephen has extensive experience representing developers and contractors throughout New Hampshire in construction defect cases. Stephen is also experienced in the perfection of mechanic's liens and other civil attachments. Additionally, Stephen has experience representing creditors in bankruptcy proceedings.

In August of 2011 Stephen was admitted to the Massachusetts Bar Association. Stephen was admitted in 2002 to practice in all New Hampshire courts, including the United States District Court for the District of New Hampshire. Stephen was admitted to the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit in 2005. Stephen is a member of the Manchester Bar Association, the New Hampshire Bar Association, and the American Bar Association.

Stephen serves as a Member of the New Hampshire Bar Association Finance Committee. Stephen is also a firm representative for ALFA International. Stephen was selected and participated in the Leadership Greater Manchester Program (Class of 2011). Stephen also serves on the Fair Housing Committee of Bedford, Massachusetts.

Stephen serves as a member on Finance Committee of the New Hampshire Bar Association.

B.A. from Providence College, 1999; J.D. from Hofstra University School of Law, 2002. Hofstra Law Review, 2000-2002; Associated Editor, 2001-2002.

Stephen is admitted to practice in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

Born Lowell, Massachusetts, October 11, 1977

Stephen has represented several national commercial property owners in both personal injury and landlord/tenant matters. Stephen has also successfully argued a First Circuit Court of Appeals case relating to the appeal of a bankruptcy adversary proceeding based upon a fraudulent transfer.