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Attorneys James F. Ogorchock

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shareholder | Manchester, NH

Jim chairs the firm’s Family Law practice group, which has substantial experience in complex divorce litigation. He also serves as a mediator for marital matters and has wide-ranging commercial litigation experience including arbitrations, trials and appellate practice involving banks, large corporations and small businesses. He has practiced with the firm since 1992.

Key Cases

Numerous divorce matters for high net worth clients throughout the State.
Achille v. Achille, 167 N.H. 706 (2015) (Domestic violence verdict affirmed by Supreme Court.)
South Willow Properties v. Burlington Coat Factory, 159 N.H. 494 (2009) (Invalidated commercial lease of, and evicted, Burlington Coat Factory.)
Obtained a verdict in favor of a commercial creditor that invalidated a fraudulent family trust set up by the debtor fifteen years earlier. Following oral argument at the New Hampshire Supreme Court, the debtor paid the creditor.
Successfully represented a fixed-based operator in the aviation industry in litigation against a party that breached its contract by removing the aircraft to a competitor. The case resulted in a favorable six-figure settlement.
Prevailed in a will contest at both the trial court and New Hampshire Supreme Court, resulting in a favorable distribution to the client.

Admissions

State of New Hampshire
New Hampshire Bar Association

Civic Involvement

Previously: Board of Directors, Families in Transition
Previously: NH Bar Association CLE Committee

Awards

Best Lawyers in America®, Family Law, Commercial Litigation
New England Super Lawyer®, Business Litigation

Publications

NH Legal Perspective: Divorcing fact from fiction about adultery in NH
NH Legal Perspective: How to avoid ex-spouse becoming your business partner
Commercial tenants beware: Self-helping you business out of its lease
Check the pocket before you docket: steps for ensuring that your lawsuit will produce a collectable judgment
Should I agree to a mandatory arbitration clause in a contract?
New Hampshire Bar Journal Vol. 35, No. 1, p. 32. March 1994: The Public’s Right to Access and a Party’s Right to Disseminate Information Obtained in Litigation: An Analytical Thicket in the First Circuit.