Administrative and Regulatory Law
Bianco Professional Association is one of New Hampshire's most respected firms in administrative and regulatory law. Our firm assists businesses and individuals through the rulemaking process and in obtaining permits and licenses. We help our clients understand and navigate through the details of laws that affect policy, permits, licensing, and other requirements of doing business in New Hampshire.
Unique Combination of Legal and Administrative Experience
The combination of legal and administrative skills, experience, and resources sets Bianco Professional Association apart from other firms. Our professionals work with clients to understand their concerns and then factor these needs into viable rules and regulations. We are skilled at creating and designing rules and regulations that directly benefit the interests of our clients, and have been instrumental in drafting many of the state laws in effect today.
Depth of Relationships and Understanding
Bianco Professional Association's administrative and regulatory team has productive relationships with state agencies, as well as a thorough understanding of the process of the rules and regulations development process. This ensures our clients' interests are protected and well represented in New Hampshire. We have represented clients before a wide variety of state boards, agencies, and commissions, including:
- Banking Department
- Board of Manufactured Housing
- Bureau of Securities
- Department of Education
- Department of Health and Human Services
- Department of Labor
- Department of Resources and Economic Development
- Department of Safety
- Department of Transportation
- Health Services Planning and Review Board (Certificate of Need Board)
- Public Utilities Commission
- Tax and Land Appeals Board
Examples of Our Work
Some examples of the matters we have handled in administrative and regulatory law include:
- Co-authoring a law to protect consumers in the event of a gasoline spill
- Monitoring industry changes within the Department of Insurance
- Obtaining wetlands permits from the Department of Environmental Services
- Representing individuals in tax abatement appeals
- Securing approval for hospital projects through the Certificate of Need Board
