Anderson, Moran confirmed as new N.H. judges

January 23, 2014

NH Business Review Staff,

Dave Anderson of Portsmouth, an attorney with the law firm of Pierce Atwood, of the has been confirmed by the Executive Council to serve as a judge on the New Hampshire Superior Court.

Anderson, a partner in Pierce Atwood’s Litigation Practice Group since 2001, is a member of the firm’s Management Committee and served as partner-in-charge of the Portsmouth office from 2009 to 2013.

In addition, Margaret-Ann Moran of Manchester, a partner in the law firm of Upton & Hatfield, has been confirmed as the state’s newest circuit judge.

Moran, a partner at Upton & Hatfield’s office in Hillsborough, has represented many New Hampshire school districts and school boards.

Categories: Law

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