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E. Tupper Kinder, Jr.
Nelson, Kinder, Mosseau & Saturley, P.C.
99 Middle Street
Manchester, NH 03101
(Hillsborough)
Admitted: 1974, Massachusetts; 1975, New Hampshire; 1979, U.S. Supreme Court
Practice Areas: Environmental Law; Toxic Torts; Products Liability Law; Commercial Litigation
Additional Information: Massachusetts, New Hampshire (Member, Ethics Committee, 1987-1998) and American Bar Associations; Defense Research Institute; Northern New England Defense Counsel.
Associate Editor, Environmental Affairs, Boston College Law Journal, 1973-1974. Assistant Attorney General, State of New Hampshire, 1977-1983.
Tupper's practice involves the litigation of complex cases. During the last 30 years, he has handled cases in the fields of environmental, toxic tort, professional liability, architect/engineering liability, and commercial litigation. This breadth of experience reflects his interest in the communication of complex issues in a jury setting.
Tupper's activity in the environmental field includes litigation and regulatory proceedings concerning the large groundwater withdrawals, wetlands permitting, environmental remediation, toxic exposures, and development issues under state laws and local planning and zoning ordinances. Tupper's experience resulted in his being listed in The Best Lawyers in America for environmental law continuously for more than 10 years. He is a frequent lecturer on environmental and complex litigation issues.
Firm Members: William Saturley
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is E. Kinder, Jr. located?
E. Kinder, Jr. is located in Manchester, NH at 99 Middle Street, 03101 (Hillsborough County).
What are E. Kinder, Jr.'s practice areas?
E. Kinder, Jr.'s practice areas include: Environmental Law; Toxic Torts; Products Liability Law; Commercial Litigation.
What firm is E. Kinder, Jr. associated with?
E. Kinder, Jr. is associated with Nelson, Kinder, Mosseau & Saturley, P.C. in Manchester, NH.
When was E. Kinder, Jr. admitted to the bar?
E. Kinder, Jr. was admitted to practice: 1974, Massachusetts; 1975, New Hampshire; 1979, U.S. Supreme Court.