About Brian M.
Brian M. Quirk constructed a professional legal career that moves from court clerkship to company leadership. He studied on the University of New Hampshire, earning a B.A., after which took his law degree from New England Law a tradition rooted in legal proceedings and public service.
His first post-law program position used to be a court clerkship at the New Hampshire Superior Court in 1996. The knowledge offered a close view of trial process and judicial decision-making. Two years later he joined the New Hampshire Department of Justice as a Senior Assistant Lawyer General, a role he held starting in 1998. That work put him interior state authorities practice and civil legal proceedings treated by the Attorney General’s workplace.
Quirk moved into private practice and into company management within the mid-2000s. In 2004 he became a director at Preti Flaherty, LLP. At Preti Flaherty he treated legal proceedings matters and helped oversee aspects of firm practice. In 2021 he took on a leadership role at Shaheen & Gordon, P.A., where he serves as a companion/shareholder. The shift back to a New Hampshire firm displays a profession cut up between public service and private legal proceedings.
He is admitted to practice in New Hampshire and earlier than the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. Professional affiliations consist of the New Hampshire Bar Association, the New Hampshire Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and the New Hampshire Bar Association Dispute Resolution Committee. He is likewise a member of the Litigation Counsel of America. Those memberships underline a continuing engagement with litigation, dispute resolution and bar work.
Colleagues describe him as an attorney who knows courtroom rhythm and appellate procedure. He has combined trial experience, state government legal proceedings and firm control into a tradition that handles contested matters and appeals. His background offers him familiarity with both the mechanics of trial courts and the procedural demands of better courts.
Quirk’s practice nowadays facilities on litigation and appellate work in New Hampshire and the First Circuit. He advocates for clients in civil disputes, participates in dispute-decision hearings, and concentrates his practice on legal proceedings and appellate things.
