JAMES P. NADEAU, III, OF COUNSEL
(NH, MA)

Mr. Nadeau practices law in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where he represents clients in the fields of Civil Litigation, Personal Injury, Municipal Law and Real Estate Law, Business and Corporate Law, Estate Planning, Workers' Compensation, Domestic Relations and Contract Law.

Additionally, Mr. Nadeau serves as the Prosecuting Attorney for the Town of New Castle, New Hampshire Police Department, where he prosecutes all non-felony criminal matters. Mr. Nadeau also serves as general counsel corporate entities.

PRACTICE AREAS

Mr. Nadeau focuses his practice in the following areas:

  • Civil Litigation
  • Personal Injury and Property Damage claims
  • Municipal and Land Use Regulation Law
  • Business and Corporate Law
  • Commercial and Residential Real Estate
  • Domestic Relations and Civil Union
  • Trust and Estate Planning
  • Workers' Compensation.
  • Contract Law
  • Dispute Resolution


EDUCATION

UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, NH
BA, HISTORY, 1992
MINOR, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL OF LAW, DARTMOUTH, MA
JURIS DOCTORATE, 1995

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES

NEW HAMPSHIRE BAR ASSOCIATION
MASSACHUSETTS BAR ASSOCIATION
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS
CERTIFIED MEDIATOR (BUSINESS AND MARITAL)

BOARDS / PUBLIC SERVICE

TOWN OF RYE, NH ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT - CLERK (2000 - PRESENT)

CASES OF INTEREST

United States Of America vs. Jeffrey J. Cloutier
Superior Court For The District Of Columbia
Charges: Threatening President George W. Bush; Carrying a pistol without a license, Unlawful Possession of a Firearm, and Unlawful Possession of ammunition).

State of New Hampshire vs. Joseph Todd Gamester
Appeal To The Supreme Court of New Hampshire, filed September 7, 2001

Heri Lalime and Stephen Lalime vs. Dylan Carter
Successfully represented young Henri Lalime in which he sustained tramautic brain injury as a result of being hit by Dylan Carter with his automobile while under the influence of marijuana. Also brought claims for brother Stephen Lalime who witnessed the incident and suffered emotional distress, as well as a claim for negligent entrustment against the parents of Dylan Carter - 2009 Rockingham County Superior Court

State of New Hampshire vs. Storm Addison (February, 2010)
Represented the Town of New Castle in a successful burglary prosecution in the Portsmouth District Court.