Rath, Young and Pignatelli is Pleased to Welcome Four New Attorneys to Our Firm.

Rath, Young and Pignatelli is pleased to welcome four new attorneys to our Firm. Piper Fenoff eared her undergraduate degree, summa cum laude, and law degree, cum laude, from the University of New Hampshire. She also earned a Certificate in Health Law and participated on the Moot Court team as a competitor, coach, and Chief Justice. After working […]

New England State and Local Tax Forum – November 19th

The New England State and Local Tax Forum is holding its 14th annual conference in Newton, Massachusetts on November 19th.  The Forum was founded in 2012 by RYP’s former senior tax advisor, Stan Arnold, as a New Hampshire charitable organization.  The Forum’s primary goal is to provide an annual update on significant state and local tax […]

2026 Best Lawyers

We are proud to honor ten of our attorneys who have been named to the 2026 Best Lawyers in America List.

RYP’s Michael Lewis was featured by New Hampshire Public Radio, for his analysis of evidence of public corruption in New Hampshire’s corrections facilities.  

Michael Lewis, senior litigator at Rath Young and Pignatelli, was featured by New Hampshire Public Radio, for his analysis of evidence of public corruption in New Hampshire’s corrections facilities.   https://www.nhpr.org/nh-news/2025-10-09/operation-night-cat-hunting-poaching-ring-investigation-new-hampshire-prison-corrections-fish-game

MBA’s 2025 Health Law Conference October 9, 2025

Rath Young and Pignatelli’s Judith Albright, Chair of the Mass. Bar Association Health Law Section, announces the MBA’s 2025 Health Law Conference October 9, 2025, LIVE 12-5:15 at the MBA, 20 West Street, Boston, with a speaker panel of industry leaders.  Register now for this event”!

New Hampshire Enacts Tax Amnesty

On June 27th, Governor Ayotte signed into law HB 2, which includes a tax amnesty.  Section 358 of Chapter 141 establishes an amnesty for “taxes administered and collected” by the DRA with respect to “all penalties and interest exceeding 50 percent of the applicable interest.”  The amnesty applies to “unpaid taxes reported and paid in […]

How Community Power Is Transforming the New Hampshire Energy Landscape, One Year Later

In a recent article published in the New Hampshire Bar News, attorneys Katherine Hedges and Lauren Kilmister discuss the continued growing presence of Community Power programs in New Hampshire. Their article is a follow-up of their previous article in the New Hampshire Bar News, and highlights how Community Power programs have begun to deliver electricity to New Hampshire households, generally at lower costs and with a higher renewable generation mix.

Kathryn Bibbo Addresses NH and VT Tax Developments at COST in St. Louis

Attorney Kathryn Bibbo participated in a panel on Northeast Developments at the annual conference for the Council on State Taxation (COST) in St. Louis on September 25th.  Included in the developments was a review of the 2024 legislative session in each state and potential legislative interests for the upcoming 2025 session.  Kathryn also addressed current […]