About Sherman Law
We represent individuals and businesses in all state and federal courts throughout New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Prior to forming Sherman Law, attorney John Sherman gained broad legal experience as an associate attorney in Washington, D.C. and then as a trial lawyer and partner at one of New Hampshire’s largest law firms: Devine, Millimet & Branch, P.A. With his long-time office staff, he now provides the same high-quality legal services while ensuring that each client receives his personal attention — whether it’s personal injury, employment law, construction law, real estate law, or any other type of situation.
Experience and Compassion
We are committed to making a difference in our clients’ lives. We have successfully represented clients before all levels of New Hampshire’s state courts. We also represent clients in federal court matters including the United States District Court in Concord, New Hampshire and the United States District Court and the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston, Massachusetts. We also are admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court in Washington, D.C.
Our firm has significant experience handling employment, business, construction, insurance coverage disputes, personal injury, wrongful death, real estate, land use and zoning matters. In addition to success in jury trials and appeals, we also have successfully represented our clients in mediation, arbitration and settlement negotiations.
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Working With Our Clients
No two cases have the same facts. No two clients have the same objective. We identify the legal issues that are central to each case and present our clients with a range of options to resolve their dispute. Our goal is achieving your goal in a way that makes financial and emotional sense for you and your family.
Let Us Help, Directly or With a Referral
Whatever legal issues your case involves, contact us for a free consultation. If we can help, we will identify a strategy and implement a mutually agreed upon plan. If we determine that your matter involves legal issues we generally do not address, we will refer you to someone who can help.
