Martin L. Gross
Martin L. Gross, formerly a senior member, now serves as Senior Counsel to Sulloway & Hollis and its clients. He has concentrated his practice in appellate litigation, administrative law, insurance, health care, public utilities, philanthropic organizations, and legislative advocacy, devoting a substantial portion of his practice to drafting complex legislation and managing the legislative process. His work has produced many major New Hampshire statutes and appellate decisions in New Hampshire and federal courts.
Before joining the firm in 1965, he served as Law Clerk to the United States District Judge for the District of New Hampshire.
- Appellate Litigation
- Administrative Law
- Insurance
- Health Care
- Public Utilities
- Philanthropic Organizations
- Legislative Advocacy
- A.B., Harvard College
- J.D., Harvard Law School
- United States Supreme Court
- New Hampshire Courts
- U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
- U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire
- Legislation:
- New Hampshire Bail Reform Law amendments, enacted 1969
- New Hampshire Business Profits Tax Law, enacted 1970
- New Hampshire Parole Reform Law, enacted 1971
- New Hampshire Revenue Administration Law, enacted 1973
- New Hampshire Refined Petroleum Products Tax Law, enacted 1974
- New Hampshire Educational Voucher Enabling Law, enacted 1975
- Medical Practice and Liability Law, enacted 1977
- Product Liability Law, enacted 1978
- Tort Reform Law, Enacted l986
- Joint and Several Liability Modification Law, enacted 1989
- Insurance Fraud Law, enacted 1991, amended 1996
- Judgment Interest Rate Law, enacted 1995
- Charitable Trust Pecuniary Benefit Law, enacted 1996
- Healthcare Charitable Trust Acquisition Law, enacted 1997
- Commercial Property and Casualty Insurance Deregulation Law, enacted 1998
- Healthcare Charitable Trust Community Benefit Law, enacted 1999
- Physician Quality Assurance Law, enacted 2001
- Appellate Matters:
- Chaired the New Hampshire Supreme Court's Board of Bar Examiners for 23 years
- Chaired the Advisory Committee for the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
- Listed for 18 years in Best Lawyers in America in the appellate litigation category
- Represented the New Hampshire Supreme Court in a case before the U.S. Supreme Court
- Member of the American Academy of Appellate Lawyers.
- Outstanding Professionalism Award, New Hampshire Bar Association
- Lawyer of the Year, Merrimack County Bar Association
- Honorary Life Member, New Hampshire Medical Society
- Honorary Member, American Institute of Architects, New Hampshire Chapter
- Business Hall of Fame Award, NH Business Review
- Distinguished Citizen of the Year, Concord Chamber of Commerce
- Franklin D. Roosevelt Award for Meritorious Service, New Hampshire Democratic Party
- Assisted three New Hampshire Governors in various capacities
- Mayor of Concord, N.H. for three terms
- Twice elected to New Hampshire's Constitutional Convention
- Chair, Legislative Ethics Committee of the New Hampshire General Court
- Former Member, City of Concord’s Planning Board
- Former Chair, Capital Region Health Care Corporation
- Former Chair, Concord Hospital
- Former Chair, New Hampshire Charitable Foundation
- Former Chair, New Hampshire Public Radio
- Former Chair, Steering Committee for Capitol Center for the Arts
- Former Chair, Advisory Committee for the State of New Hampshire’s Health Care Fund
- Chair Emeritus of the New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies
- Chair, Conservation Law Foundation’s New Hampshire State Board
- Chair, Advisory Committee on Community Health Centers
- Board of Trustees, Capitol Center for the Arts
- N. H. Supreme Court - N. H. Bar Association, Appellate Advocacy Handbook 1984, 1990, 1996, 1998, 2002, 2005--Co-author of Chapter 5, "Appellate Advocacy"
- "New Hampshire's Business Profits Tax," New Hampshire Bar Journal, Fall 1970
- "The Condition of New Zealand Unions," New Zealand Journal of Public Administration, Fall 1961
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