Martin P. Honigberg
Martin P. Honigberg practices commercial and administrative litigation and is leader of the firm’s Government Relations Group. He has extensive experience representing clients working with all aspects of state government, with particular emphases on health care, taxation, banking, insurance, and education. He has worked closely on policy and legal issues with leaders of both parties in the state legislature and the executive branch.
- Commercial Litigation
- Government Relations
- Administrative Law
- Appellate Advocacy
- Education Law
- Health Care
- Insurance
- Banking
- State Taxation
- B.A., Amherst College
- J.D., Vanderbilt University School of Law
- New Hampshire, 1995
- U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire, 1994
- First Circuit Court of Appeals, 1986
- Massachusetts, 1985
- U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts, 1986
- Executive Authorities Editor, Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law, 1984-85
- Advised coalition formed to advance common position on tort reform and changes to medical injury compensation system
- Defeated constitutional challenges to New Hampshire’s method of taxing multi-state and multi-national businesses
- Defeated constitutional challenges to New Hampshire’s method of distributing education aid to cooperative school districts
- Resolved significant state business tax problems for a variety of companies
- Recognized expert on education funding and aid to school districts
- Recognized expert on election law; led voter protection and election integrity programs in every state and federal election since 2004
- Member, New Hampshire Supreme Court’s Advisory Committee on Rules
- Member, New Hampshire Bar Association, Health Section,and Business Litigation Section
- Past Member, New Hampshire Bar Association Board of Governors (2001-2005)
- Past Member, New Hampshire Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Committee, Task Force on Public Service/Public Interest Lawyers, Task Force on Law Related Education
- Past Member, Concord School District Board of Education (2006-2009); elected in November 2005 to a three-year term
- Past Member, Commission to Study the Feasibility of the Public Funding of State Elections (2008); appointee of Governor to commission established by state law
- Member, Board of the Concord Northeast Cal Ripken/Babe Ruth Baseball and Softball League; Softball President
- Honored by the New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union in 2007 for work on Ayotte v. Planned Parenthood of Northern New England
- Selected to represent New Hampshire as a judge at the national “We the People” competition for high-school students in 2008
- Taught election law course as part of voter protection/election integrity programs in 2004 and 2008
- Regular lecturer on legislative process and citizen involvement
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