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Recent Posts

We Have Clients, Not Cases

At Kalil & LaCount, our approach to legal representation is rooted in the understanding that we are here to serve individuals, not just handle cases. When you walk through our doors, you are not just another file in our cabinet; you are a person with unique circumstances, challenges, and aspirations. Our attorneys will take personal […]

Personal Injury Cases Can Be Challenging

Obtaining a fair settlement from insurance companies can be challenging. Doing so, while managing medical bills and trying to focus on recovery, can seem downright impossible. That is the reason many insurance companies offer quick settlements to unrepresented injured parties. Those settlements often do not fully compensate the injured party. Fortunately, you do not have […]

What Has Changed at Kalil & LaCount?

We are excited to announce that Kalil & LaCount will now issue blog posts quarterly. These posts will address a multitude of topics. This particular post will discuss what has changed at Kalil & LaCount since we last spoke, but first we should discuss what has not changed. The pandemic has precipitated many social and […]

Adapting to Change

As the year comes to a close, we reflect on the changes we have faced in representing our clients. Summer weather brought outside meetings, yet the return of the New England winter has required new methods to ensure business is conducted safely. Through these peculiar times we remain open and ready to serve our clients, […]

You Call, We Answer

Kalil and LaCount has been serving clients throughout New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts for over 40 years. Our firm, comprised of five general practice attorneys, has been providing legal services to individuals and small to midsized businesses through times of turmoil and times of prosperity. Whatever the issue, we are committed to serving our clients’ […]

Work From Where?

With many businesses shifting to working from home, it is important to consider the effects this shift will have on your data security/privacy and potential liability. Working from home poses a new risk to the preservation of confidential information. Whether you work with protected information under state or federal law, or simply information critical to […]