Before becoming a lawyer I was a teacher, and I love what I do. I enjoy meeting people and really enjoy being able to explain the law or a case in such a way that I help my clients in their time of need. I have been practicing law since 1997, and I am licensed in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. After working as an associate attorney, I formed my own successful practice so I could better follow my own goals as a lawyer and assist my clients in a better way. My practice has developed into becoming my client’s personal lawyer; whereby, I assist them in wide ranging legal issues and goals.

    It is often very difficult to answer the question, I am often asked: “What kind of law do you do?”. Most people expect an answer like, Real Estate Law or Estate Planning or Corporate Law. What I do does not fit into a neat category of law. It is wide ranging in legal practice areas, yet focused on being client centered by meeting my client’s needs. The best way to describe it is to provide the following example of work I have performed for one of my clients: I began representing one of my clients by appearing as a Power of Attorney for the purchase and sale of his home. I then later assisted this same client by reviewing the purchase and sales agreement for the rental properties he was purchasing (real estate/ contract law). During that process we discussed his various business and legal needs, one of which was to form a Limited Liability Company (LLC) for his rental properties (business law). Even later still, at his direction I evicted a tenant living in one of the rental properties (landlord tenant law/ litigation).

    During this time, his wife was involved in a motor vehicle accident, to which they turned to me for help recovering their out of pocket expenses and proper compensation for her pain and suffering (personal injury law/ litigation). Even later still, the client contacted me to see if he needed an estate plan or just have a “data sheet” with important life insurance information, banking information, etc….for his wife to follow should he die before her (estate law/ personal agent). We discussed that he should have an estate plan, and I recommended an estate planning attorney to him while I drafted his “emergency information list” that his wife could follow should he die before her.

    As you can see, I am this client’s personal attorney. As such, I would welcome a call from this client even if it was not a case I would handle, such as divorce law, criminal law, or estate planning. In this instance my client would be referred to an attorney I trust will meet his legal needs, and thus he will feel confident that his case was guided in the right direction because of his initial contact with my firm.

   So I guess the answer to "What kind of law do you practice?"  Is best answered as "I am a lawyer, feel free to ask me your question."

   If you have a legal question or issue and you wish to speak to me directly, please do not hesitate to contact me.  Contact Us.

    Our practice is focused on personal representation and client centered assistance.  Attorney Raef J. Granger practices in Business and Bankruptcy.  And, as a vestige of his old practice, he still does a handful of select personal injury cases including worker's compensation.  Attorney Sidney B. Wong, wear's the dual hat of being Attorney Granger's associate and handling our family law cases.  Kathy Cady is our firm's right hand woman.  She has a weatlh of legal knowledge and experience, and she brings this wealth and experience with a smile to all of our clients. 

   Granger Law is designed to maintain personal contact with our clients and be readily available to adapt to situations as they arise. We turn down just as many cases as we accept, so we can maintain a good productive balance of time versus caseload. In other words, we do not practice "factory" style of law.  We handle our client's unique legal needs on a first hand basis by either managing the case directly, or if we cannot assist them, by directing the client to a network of lawyers in the area of law the client needs.

   As we mention in other areas of this web site, we consider ourselves lawyers first and our practice areas second.  Our goal is to help our clients first, so we seek to be the point of first contact.  If we cannot help you ourselves, we will help point you in the right direction.

   If you have a legal question or issue and you wish to speak to us directly, please do not hesitate to contact us.  Contact Us.