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Kyle Amell

Boating Under the Influence: Know the Law Before Leaving the Dock

Summer in New Hampshire’s Lakes Region means long days spent boating, fishing, kayaking and paddleboarding. Before leaving the dock, however, operators should remember that the state’s laws against operating under the influence apply on the water as well as on the road. New Hampshire law prohibits operating or attempting to […]

July 30, 2026

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Wescott Law Announces Kyle Amell as New Partner

Celebrating Growth and Leadership as the Firm Nears its 100th Anniversary Wescott Law, a full-service law firm with offices in Laconia, Meredith and Plymouth, is pleased to announce that Kyle Amell has been named Partner at the firm. Amell joined Wescott Law in 2021 and practices primarily in civil litigation […]

January 31, 2026

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New Hampshire Tax Abatement in 2026: Are You Overpaying on Property Taxes?

As the new year begins, many New Hampshire property owners are taking a closer look at their finances. One important item that often deserves renewed attention is your property tax bill. If you believe your property has been over-assessed, New Hampshire law provides an annual opportunity to request a reduction […]

January 28, 2026

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Holiday Reminder: Even One Drink Can Be Too Many Behind the Wheel

As the holiday season approaches, it’s worth remembering that even one drink can be too many when you’re behind the wheel. Across New Hampshire, law enforcement increases patrols this time of year to deter and detect impaired driving. Under New Hampshire law, a conviction for driving under the influence doesn’t […]

November 20, 2025

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Don’t Let Alcohol Sink Your Summer: Boating Laws in New Hampshire

As summer heats up in the Lakes Region, many residents and visitors flock to the water to relax and recharge. Before launching your boat, paddleboard, jet ski or kayak, it’s worth knowing the potential consequences of operating under the influence. What Is Boating Under the Influence (BUI)? Under New Hampshire […]

July 29, 2025

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Is It Legal to Record Someone Without Consent in New Hampshire?

With voice recorders, smartphones, video conferencing platforms, and even doorbell cameras capable of capturing audio, it’s easier than ever to record a conversation, sometimes without others knowing. In New Hampshire, doing so without consent could land you in legal trouble. New Hampshire is an “all-party consent” state, meaning it’s illegal […]

June 17, 2025

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Tree Theft or Honest Mistake? Understanding NH Timber Trespass Laws

New Hampshire’s timber trespass laws are designed to protect landowners from unauthorized tree cutting, whether due to intentional actions or misunderstandings about property boundaries. Understanding these laws is crucial for both property owners and those involved in timber harvesting.​ What Constitutes Timber Trespass? Timber trespass occurs when an individual negligently […]

April 24, 2025

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New Hampshire Tax Abatement: How to Contest Your Property Taxes with Success

It’s the beginning of a new year and the perfect time to reanalyze your finances. In New Hampshire, property owners have an annual opportunity to contest their municipal tax bill. By submitting a tax abatement petition by March 1st homeowners can potentially save thousands of dollars for overassessed real estate. […]

January 23, 2025

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Fire Pit and Campfire Safety Tips: Avoid Liability in a Wildfire Disaster

Before putting on your flannels and gathering around the campfire, ensure you’re doing it safely and legally. According to the National Park Service, nearly 85 percent of wildfires are caused by humans. Follow these steps to ensure that you and your guests stay safe around open flames.   Check with […]

August 19, 2024

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