In accordance with Nh Bar Association Section bylaws, all NHBA sections recently held general membership meetings for the purposes of electing officers for 2016

MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE, U.S.A., March 16, 2016 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Manchester, New Hampshire, March 3, 2016: The Feniger and Uliasz Law Firm is pleased to announce that Michael Feniger has been elected as an officer for the NH Bar Association (NHBA) Worker’s Compensation Section for 2016.

“IN ACCORDANCE WITH NH Bar Association Section bylaws, all NHBA sections recently held general membership meetings for the purpose of electing officers. Section officers play a vital role in helping the sections meet the needs of their members. Officers shape how the sections are run, offering guidance on meeting times and places, section-specific CLE offerings, future speakers and meeting topics.”1

Attorney Feniger’s practice focuses on worker’s compensation and personal injury cases in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. The firm’s main office is in Manchester with additional offices in Dover NH and North Andover, MA. Attorney Feniger has previously served and held office in the section as chairman as well as vice chair and clerk for a total of six terms. This will be his seventh. Attorney Feniger has been serving clients injured at work and in accidents for over 25 years and before that worked for a major insurance company gaining worthwhile experience in the management and defense of injury claims. As a principle in the firm that currently includes five attorneys and support staff, Attorney Feniger has extensive experience in New Hampshire and Massachusetts courts representing clients in personal injury, worker’s compensation, condominium law and business litigation matters. Attorney Feniger is an effective advocate and his representation of people who have been seriously injured in all types of accidents and cases of negligence has produced the results that his clients need and deserve. He believes that a major aspect of the firm’s success is the loyalty of their clients developed through the highest possible level of service, communication with clients and results. “Our strength lies in our experience, innovation, use of technology and commitment to personal face-to face communication with all of our clients thereby reducing the stress associated with matters of the law and litigation” Feniger says.

Attorney Feniger co- founded the Law Firm of Feniger and Uliasz with Gregory Uliasz in 1998, separating from their predecessor firm to move forward in their respective careers. During his career he has had the opportunity to represent many wonderful and deserving people to assist them in recovering the money damages to which they were entitled and that they were unlikely to recover on their own. The firm has assisted business clients in achieving success and fending off those who would steal their ideas. In addition to serving as an officer in the NH Bar Association Worker’s Compensation Section for numerous terms, Attorney Feniger has most recently been involved in the drafting of an amendment to the NH Homestead Act to protect NH condominium associations. The amendment was signed into law and became effective January 1, 2016. Throughout the legislative process, Feniger testified before various committees of the New Hampshire House and Senate and on behalf of condominium organizations.

The law firm of Feniger and Uliasz continues to grow through the addition of people and technology as a multifaceted law firm with an ever increasing presence in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. The firm provides legal services in the areas of Personal Injury, Worker’s Compensation, Condominium Law, Real Estate Law and Business law. For more information please visit the firms’ website at www.fenigeranduliasz.com

1` www.nhbar.org.

Joseph Marotta
Feniger and Uliasz Law Firm
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