Mr. Allard focuses his practice on real estate and land use law. He advises clients in all aspects of land planning, zoning, and real estate development matters, helping them navigate through the maze of local, state, and federal permitting. He is well-versed in handling all types of development projects, from basic lot line adjustments to large complex residential subdivisions, commercial projects, mixed-use planned unit developments, and roadway issues. Mr. Allard previously worked with the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services Wetlands Bureau, and has extensive experience representing clients in both residential and commercial lakefront and shoreland development projects. He frequently represents clients before local zoning boards, planning boards, and other municipal bodies in connection with real estate development matters. Mr. Allard also assists clients in real estate litigation cases, landlord tenant matters, and residential and commercial transactions, including acquisitions, dispositions, leasing, and financing. Mr. Allard graduated from the University of New Hampshire School of Law as a member of its highly acclaimed Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program.

Mr. Delude draws on his diverse legal background to solve even the most challenging client dilemmas. Although Mr. Delude is experienced in all civil litigation and appellate matters, including appellate work before the United States Supreme Court, his passion and preferred area of practice is unquestionably real estate and title litigation. In the course of that practice, Mr. Delude has litigated a variety of easement, title, adverse possession, and trespass disputes to a judgment on the merits and if necessary further victory on appeal.

Mr. Pempus has been a risk manager for more than 18 years, with experience in architecture, engineering, land use, law and professional liability insurance, and a unique and well-rounded background in the construction industry. Prior to risk management, he has 25 years of experience in the practice of architecture and engineering, and as an adjunct professor teaching professional practice courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels for the last 37 years. As a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects and AIA National Ethics Council 2021 chair, he has demonstrated his impact on architectural profession. He is a licensed architect, attorney and property and casualty insurance agent.

Mr. Richardson represents individuals, businesses, municipalities, and public utilities in the areas of utility, municipal, environmental, and real estate law in New Hampshire. He has over 23 years of experience handling matters before state courts and agencies, including the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services, the Water and Wetlands Councils, the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission, and the New Hampshire Energy Facility Site Evaluation Committee.

Ms. Walkley is an attorney in the Administrative Law Department where she advises clients in State, federal and municipal, environmental and energy regulatory and litigation cases. Ms. Walkley has been counsel in several large energy facility projects before the New Hampshire Site Evaluation Committee including a nine-turbine wind farm and several utility-scale electric transmission projects. Ms. Walkley handles permitting and enforcement cases before the Department of Environmental Services and the USEPA involving the Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, the New Hampshire Shoreland Protection Act and wetlands regulations as well as site remediation and monitoring under Superfund and analogous State waste regulatory programs. In addition to her focus on environmental matters, Ms. Walkley has also assisted clients before other State administrative agencies and board including the New Hampshire Commission for Human Rights, New Hampshire Department of Insurance, and the New Hampshire Retirement System. Ms. Walkley received her J.D. from Quinnipiac University School of Law, magna cum laude (2014) and her B.A. in Environmental Policy and English from the College of William and Mary, summa cum laude (2011).