Please join us in welcoming our newest associate to the firm, Juli D. Hincks, Esquire.  We are proud and pleased Juli has elected to begin her legal career at Butenhof & Bomster.   As a UNH School of Law, Juli completed her legal residency with us during the Spring of 2015.  As a Daniel Webster Scholar, Juli was immediately sworn in as a member of the New Hampshire Bar upon graduation.  Juli remained with us after graduation completing contract work and has now formally joined our firm as an associate attorney.   See Juli’s personal page on our website to read her biography.

ABA (American Bar Association) WEBINAR:  Medicaid Risk Analysis – Identifying Medicaid Eligibility and Avoiding Malpractice.   Ann Butenhof  has been invited to participate as a panelist for the upcoming ABA presentation Medicaid Risk Analysis –  Identifying Medicaid Eligibility and Avoiding Malpractice.    Other faculty include Moderator The Honorable Ruth Kleinfeld, and panelists Gary Bauer from Western Michigan University, Thomas Cooley Law School and Jessica Estes, Esquire, Byrd & Byrd, LLC.   The program will be recorded live on November 5, 2015 and then made available as part of the ABA’s CLE (Continuing Legal Education) library.

To register for the live webinar or order a replay of the broadcast go to:

http://shop.americanbar.org/ebus/ABAEventsCalendar/EventDetails.aspx?productId=215069533

Judith L. Bomster will attend the Special Needs Alliance (“SNA”) Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana on April 16 and 17, 2015.  The SNA annual Spring conference is designed to provide quality education on cutting-edge and timely issues, enabling its members to stay abreast of federal laws and rules which affect individuals with disabilities.  This year’s conference will focus primarily on special needs planning and personal injury litigation as well as recent developments in the law including the ABLE ACT…  Judith is an active member of the SNA Publications Committee, writing and editing articles published in The Voice.  For more information on the Special Needs Alliance, and to view past articles from The Voice visit and http://www.specialneedsalliance.org