NPH has opened its New Hampshire regional headquarters in Manchester. The office is located at 613 Front Street.  NPH partner Peter Perroni will manage the office which will be used primarily as a meeting and planning facility for NPH clients in the Granite State.

NPH attorneys Peter Perroni and Gary Nolan represented an NEPBA member, a Holbrook, MA Police Officer, indicted on several charges stemming from an alleged excessive use of force against a prisoner.  After a 5-day jury trial in Norfolk County Superior Court, the jury found the Officer Not Guilty on all charges.  

After a lengthy court battle, NPH attorneys Gary Nolan and Peter Perroni successfully defended an Ayer, Massachusetts Superior Officer against an application for a criminal complaint for assault and battery. 

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court recently issued a decision in Furtado v. Town of Plymouth, which dealt with the issue of Polygraph testing of a police officer.  The case does not at all change the law in this area.

NPH partners Peter Perroni and Jim Harrington traveled to Washington, D.C. to attend Police Week 2008 activities.  The lawyers were especially pleased to attend the ceremony at which NEPBA ...

Another Federal Court has issued a favorable decision regarding Police Officers' use of compensatory time, finding that a public employer has an obligation to seek out substitute officers even where it would require the payment of overtime.

Massachusetts Senate Bill No. 1059 is set to take effect on July 13, 2008.  This Bill amends some important Massachusetts Wage laws.  ...

Our office handles many cases for police officers who are injured in motor vehicle accidents.  As such, a recent court decision caught our attention.

In a case litigated by NPH partner Peter Perroni, the PELRB rejected the Town of Hampstead New Hampshire’s attempt to prevent the formation of a local ...

In a decision of interest to our clients in the the NH Department of Safety, Department of Fish and Game and Department of Corrections, the NH Supreme Court has vacated the termination of a Dept. of Transportation employee...

In February 2008, the Federal Court addressed a popular question involving a police officer's use of Comp. time - specifically, whether an officer can be denied a request to use Comp. Time simply because the Department would have to fill their spot with an overtime officer.  The Court held in favor of the officers.

NPH Attorney Kevin Buck has won another arbitration on behalf of an NEPBA member.  Attorney Buck represented a Massachusetts Department of Corrections employee who had been suspended for five ...

NPH Attorneys have created a Legal Benefits Plan for NEPBA members offering Non-Labor legal services at greatly reduced costs.

Despite the current downturn in the housing market, the NPH Real Estate Division continues to flourish - quality mortgage lenders are the key.  "It is so important for borrowers to be able to meet and develop a relationship with their mortgage lender," said NPH Partner Jim Harrington.

NPH attorney Kevin Buck recently represented the Ayer Police Superior Officers Association, NEPBA Local 32 in a successful ...

NPH partners Gary Nolan and Peter Perroni recently attended the IUPA Attorney's Conference in Sarasota, Florida.  The attorney's conference brings together law enforcement ...

For the second time in less than a month, the New Hampshire Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a Nolan Perroni Harrington client. In a decision issued December 6, 2007, the Supreme Court has ruled ...

In a case argued by Peter Perroni, the New Hampshire Supreme Court recently upheld a decision by the New Hampshire Public Employee Labor Relations Board which certified the NEPBA as the bargaining ...