About Kirsten
Kirsten Allen moved from the visible arts to the law. She earned a B.F.A. from the University of Utah earlier than completing a J.D. on the University of New Hampshire School of Law. The aggregate of an arts background and legal background gives her a different view of hassle fixing. She has stated her schooling taught her to pay thoroughness and to communicate complex ideas clearly.
After law program she entered practice in New Hampshire. She is licensed to the New Hampshire bar and joined Shaheen & Gordon, P.A. as an affiliate lawyer. In that role she has taken on day-to-day responsibilities typical for a company associate: researching legal issues, making ready written court filings and memoranda, and coordinating with clients and opposing counsel. Colleagues describe her as measured and actual in her written work.
At the firm she has treated a variety of matters that require careful legal analysis and realistic case management. Her work has concerned drafting contractual provisions, compiling factual records, and helping in bargaining and settlement negotiations. She also supports trial groups by organizing shows and making ready witness outlines. The tasks are often precision-focused, and she applies habits discovered in studio work to prepare complicated information.
Clients and different lawyers have come to have faith in her methodical approach to problem fixing. She blends a clean writing fashion with a continuous attention to procedural time limits. When cases require it, she steps into collaborative roles, coordinating with senior lawyers and outside experts to ensure things pass ahead efficiently. She is relaxed shifting between research, drafting and client-facing duties.
Kirsten practices from Shaheen & Gordon’s workplaces in New Hampshire where she continues to construct knowledge in state matters. She stays engaged in the day-to-day work of representing clients, managing filings, and developing case strategies. Her current practice centers on client representation and legal counseling in New Hampshire.
