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Primmer Piper Eggleston & Cramer PC has law offices in Vermont, New Hampshire, and Washington, D.C., offering multi-disciplinary legal representation to assist business, institutional, and individual clients.

Experience is important when pursuing an appeal. As a group we have handled over 200 appeals to the Vermont and New Hampshire Supreme Courts in such areas as real estate, public utility, environmental, family, insurance, tort and commercial litigation.

We create on a semi-annual basis a newsletter containing some of the most recent developments in Vermont case law and a discussion of what it means for our clients. See our most recent newsletter, below:

Michael O. Hill, “Fixed-Price Cleanups: Insuring With Captives and Other Cost Cap Alternatives,” CLE Webinar hosted by Strafford Publications, Feb. 24, 2016.

Anne Cramer will be a panel speaker during the Vermont Information Technology Leaders 2016 Summit on Navigating the Health IT Landscape and will be presenting on the topic of “HIPAA Compliance and Health IT”.

Gary L. Franklin will be providing a presentation focused on his latest publication “The Defense Trade Secrets Act of 2016” at the 138th Vermont Bar Association Seminar occurring in Fairlee, VT.

Not long ago, alternative dispute resolution was one of the many stopping points on the path to trial. ADR was something you checked off the list as you prepared a case for a presentation in a courtroom.

Effective as of the first day of the plan year commencing on or after January 1, 2017, employer sponsored, self-insured health plans may be subject to the civil rights provision of Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act.

The New Hampshire Supreme Court recently decided two cases that broadened the scope of conduct the trial court considers in divorce matters, before marriage and after filing a petition.

Douglas Wolinsky and Alexandra Edelman will be presenters at the Vermont Bar Association Holiday Bankruptcy CLE and Luncheon on December 2, 2016 at the Essex Culinary Resort and Spa, Essex, Vermont.