Background
McNamara, Richard B. was born on July 4, 1950 in Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States.
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Richard B. MCNAMARA
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Boston College (Bachelor of Arts, cum laude, 1972). Boston College Law School (Juris Doctor, 1975). Member of Staff, 1974 and Editor-in-Chief, 1975, Uniform Commercial Code Reporter-Digest.
Career
Worked at Wiggin & Nourie, P.A. (Manchester, New Hampshire) specializing in General Trial Practice in all State and Federal Courts. Products Liability, Environmental, Insurance, Probate, Estate Planning, Bankruptcy and Reorganization, Corporate, State and Federal Taxation, Real Estate, Financing, Labor and Employment, Family, Hospital and Health Care, Automotive Franchises and Dealerships. Admitted to the bar, 1975, New Hampshire.
1977, Massachusetts.
1978, United States. Court of Appeals, First Circuit. 1979, United States. Supreme Court.
Member of Staff, 1974 and Editor-in-Chief, 1975, Uniform Commercial Code Reporter-Digest. Author: New Hampshire Practice: Personal Injury, Tort and Insurance Law, 2 Volumes, Michie Butterworth Publishing Company, 1989.
Constitutional Limitations on Criminal Procedure, Shepards/McGraw-Hill, 1982.
New Hampshire Practice: Criminal Practice and Procedure, 3 Volumes, Michie Butterworth Publishing Company, 1980 (Second Edition, 1991). Attorney, 1975-1977 and Assistant Attorney General, 1977-1979, Office of the New Hampshire Attorney General. Member: New Hampshire (Chair, Special Committee on Rules of Criminal Procedure, 1986) and American Bar Associations.
Defense Research Institute.
Since 1870, the attorneys at Wiggin & Nourie have provided their clients with aggressive, result-oriented representation. One of New Hampshire"s most respected firms, Wiggin and Nourie represents a diverse group of clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to medium-sized and closely held businesses, to individuals with specialized legal needs.
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Member: New Hampshire (Chair, Special Committee on Rules of Criminal Procedure, 1986) and American Bar Associations. Defense Research Institute.
