Associate Attorney
Dunlap Bennett and Ludwig PLLC
James Dick
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Licensed in
New Hampshire, New York
Practice areas
Business, Estate Planning, Family & Personal
About
Hi, I’m James Walsh Dick. I am passionate about making complex legal concepts understandable in plain English (or Spanish) for my clients.
I focus on Trusts & Estates and Probate, but also practice a wide range of civil law matters, including Business Formation, Contracts, Family Law, and Real Estate/Property. My experience as an attorney has taught that it is critical to listen attentively to every client’s unique situation.
Why practice law
I am proud of my work in Trusts & Estates and Probate. I am particularly proud of a case in which I helped an executor in their 90’s resolve the highly complex estate of their deceased relative. I believe every client deserves to be heard and respected.
Fun fact
In my free time I enjoy playing mandolin and hiking.
Professional background
Education
- Quinnipiac School of Law
J.D. in Law, 2015 - University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa
M.A. in Spanish, 2020 - University of Connecticut
B.A. in Spanish and Classical Mediterranean Studies, 2012
Experience
- Dunlap Bennett and Ludwig PLLC Associate Attorney
2023 - Present - Attorney at Law – Solo Civil Practice Attorney
2016 - Present - The Chamberlain Law Firm Contractor – Legal Case Flow Manager
2022 - 2023 - Krasnogor & Krasnogor LLP Legal Intern
2015 - 2016 - Quinnipiac School of Law Civil Justice Clinic Certified Legal Intern and Research assistant
2014 - 2015 - Subway Legal Standards – Franchise World Headquarters Legal Extern – In-House Corporate Counsel
2015 - Apostle Immigrant Services Legal Extern
2015
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