Proven litigation experience in state and federal courts of over thirty years. Over 25 years of classroom and clinical teaching. Admitted to practice in New Hampshire and Maine, state and federal courts, and the United States Circuit Court of appeals for the First Circuit, Boston. Dozens of public safety agency performance and internal investigations. Proven record of leadership and management. Lead or sole counsel in at least two dozen state or federal jury trials. Lead or sole counsel in over one hundred state or federal bench trials. Lead or sole counsel in at least two dozen state or federal appeals. Created hundreds of motions and legal memoranda in state or federal courts. Multilingual with extensive travel experience.

Michael Rainboth is a practicing attorney in the state of New Hampshire and Maine specializing in Medical Malpractice, Accident & Injury. Mr. Rainboth received his J.D. from the Suffolk University Law School in 1988.

Ted Whittenburg has 22 years of litigation experience and specializes in helping those who have suffered personal injuries as the result of other’s negligence. He represents clients who have been injured in motor vehicle crashes, construction accidents, slip and falls, and all other types of negligence cases, as well as those who are injured on the job. A growing number of Ted’s clients are bicyclists and pedestrians who have suffered injuries at the hands of distracted and inattentive drivers. He has represented clients in numerous catastrophic injury cases, as well as claims involving connective tissue neck and back injuries typically sustained in motor vehicle collisions. His early experience representing insured defendants has given Ted valuable insight into how insurance companies evaluate personal injury cases, which has proven invaluable in negotiating settlements for his clients.