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Ted Lothstein named 2024 Champion of Justice We are very proud to announce that Ted Lothstein was named the 2024 Champion of Justice by the New Hampshire Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NHACDL)! This is a very prestigious award that is given… Read More

Selected by our Peers – an Honor and a Privilege On Friday, November 22, 2024 Ted Lothstein and Kaylee Doty presented a lecture on the litigation of domestic violence cases at the Annual Meeting of the New Hampshire Association of Criminal Defe… Read More

On September 27, 2024, Ted Lothstein will be part of a distinguished faculty presenting a day-long seminar presented by the New Hampshire Bar Association on the topic of Post-Conviction Issues. Ted and co-presenter Emily C. Garod, prosecuting attorne… Read More

Why Support the NH Supreme Court Society? As a lawyer that focuses on only a couple practice areas, one of which is Appellate Litigation, I support the New Hampshire Supreme Court Society because I strongly support its underlying values and goals: to… Read More

Ted Serving as Faculty for Newburyport Continuing Legal Education Seminar On July 20, 2023, Ted Lothstein will be a faculty member at the annual “CLE By the Sea” in Newburyport, Massachusetts. Topic: Evolving Judicial Attitudes Towards Ra… Read More

Last week, Ted Lothstein was up in Grafton County Superior Court for a jury trial that was supposed to last four days – but ended unexpectedly with a mistrial on the second day. Ethical rules prohibit lawyers from making public statements about… Read More

Firm Wins NH Supreme Court Appeal. On March 30, 2023, in State v. Tufano, an appeal case handled by Ted Lothstein, the NH Supreme Court reversed a conviction for cruelty to animals arising out of a very unusual fact pattern. The accused was seen by n… Read More

Firm partners Richard Guerriero and Ted Lothstein spent the last four weeks in the Hillsborough Superior Court-North in Manchester, trying a first degree murder case that took four days of jury selection, 14 days of evidence and argument, and two day… Read More