Often we find ourselves scrambling for legal assistance in times of high-stress. For instance, if you’re suddenly seeking the help of a personal injury lawyer, chances are, you’re not operating at optimal levels. Therefore, having a law firm at your side that you can count on for a variety of issues is essential for peace...Read More
This tragic injury occurred during a time when the employee was a high school student working a summer job in New Hampshire for a landscape and lawn maintenance company. He, with the assistance of a co-worker, attempted to free a commercial riding mower from soft ground.Read More
This tragic motorcycle accident resulted in the death of the 25 year old operator. The collision occurred as the motorcycle traveled on a winding and tree lined country road in the early evening. Suddenly a pick-up truck operated by an older driver pulled from his driveway and blocked both lanes of travel. The operator of...Read More
This case involves a severe injury to a child while he was participating in an after school activity on school grounds. The cheerleading squad, in an effort to raise money promoted an after school program for younger children. Our client was left at the school by his mother in the belief that there would be...Read More
In a recent case of first impression within the state of New Hampshire, Feniger & Uliasz litigated the issue of whether a contractual non-compete agreement is enforceable against an independent contractor. The case is Brians 1:1 Fitness, LLC v Woodward reported as case No. 217-2012-CV-00838 in the Merrimack County Superior Court and orders may be...Read More
The Law Firm of Feniger & Uliasz was recently called upon to test the New Hampshire foreclosure statute, RSA 479:26 in the case of Bank of New York Mellon, f/k/a The Bank of New York, as Trustee of the Certificate Holders of CWABS, Inc., Asset Backed Certificates Series 2007-5 v. Franklin Heights Condominium Association. The...Read More
This case began when a former Board of Directors member questioned the source of money used by the current Board to make repairs of the common area. The unit owner alleged that the Board had used reserves when it should have used common funds because the work performed was actually an improvement and not a...Read More
This case involving a claim by a unit owner in a converted mill building began with a sewerage backup that resulted in significant damage to the condominium unit requiring remediation and a near complete rebuild of the unit as well as significant repairs to common area. The unit owner sued the Association, Developer and the...Read More
If you're a management company, condo association, or board of directors, you need a team by your side that knows the ins and out of condominium law. Here's why.Read More
