Barry Schuster has practiced business, real estate and municipal law since 1978. He represents individuals, companies and municipalities in a wide range of commercial disputes including land use, employment, construction, real estate and other business matters. A trial lawyer with thirty years of experience, Attorney Schuster regularly appears before municipal boards, litigates in New Hampshire and Vermont trial courts, and has appeared in more than twenty appeals before the New Hampshire Supreme Court. He has also served for many years as a superior court mediator.

Some of Attorney Schuster's representative cases include:
Atwater v. Town of Plainfield, (2010) (zoning appeal)
Carleton, LLC v. Balagur et. al, (2010) (shareholder dispute)
W/S Lebanon, LLC v. City of Lebanon, (2009) (building code appeal)
Carleton, LLC v. Balagur et al, (2009) (stock valuation)
Wilder v. Town of Plainfield, (2005) (property tax assessment)
Mahoney v. Town of Canterbury, (2005) (damages for wrongly procured injunction)
Bayson Properties v. City of Lebanon, (2003) (site plan review)
Mahoney v. Town of Canterbury, (2003) (timber development)
Jenks v. Menard, (2000) (property line dispute)
Tausanovitch v. Town of Lyme, (1998) (construction litigation)
Guaraldi v. Trans-Lease Group, (1992) (contract dispute)

Attorney Schuster actively participates in a number of civic and community organizations and has served on the boards of several health care organizations and bank advisory committees. He was elected to three terms on the Lebanon School Board and chaired the Board for three years.

Attorney Schuster is a graduate of Brown University and Villanova University School of Law. He also pursued a year of advanced study at the Amos Tuck School of Business Administration at Dartmouth College.

Attorney Schuster is admitted to practice in New Hampshire and Vermont and is a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association, Vermont Bar Association and the Grafton County Bar Association.




Charlie Buttrey has practiced law since 1986, with a focus on personal injury and criminal defense in both New Hampshire and Vermont. Attorney Buttrey has tried over forty cases to jury verdict, and has successfully argued appeals before the Supreme Courts of both New Hampshire and Vermont. In his personal injury practice, Attorney Buttrey represents individuals who have suffered severe bodily injuries or wrongful death due to medical malpractice, motor vehicle accidents, negligence, products liability, dog bites, and industrial accidents. Attorney Buttrey's criminal defense practice ranges from serious felonies, including homicide and aggravated sexual assaults, to misdemeanor drug possession and driving under the influence.

Some of Attorney Buttrey's representative cases include:
State v. Finn, 146 N.H. 59 (2001) (unlawful search and seizure)
Reed v. Glynn, 168 VT 504 (1998) (professional malpractice)
Brown v. Brown, 133 N.H. 442 (1990) (annulled criminal conviction)

Attorney Buttrey has served on the Thetford School Board for more than twelve years, and is currently Moderator of the Church Council for the First Congregational Church in Thetford, Vermont. He also serves as a Trustee of the Thetford Academy and is a volunteer music director at a summer camp for children with cancer. An avid marathon runner, Attorney Buttrey has achieved qualifying times in the Boston Marathon on five separate occasions.

Attorney Buttrey is a graduate of Phillips Exeter Academy and Princeton University, where he was a varsity letter winner and President of the Senior Class. He graduated cum laude from Vermont Law School, where he was Chair of the Honor Committee.

Attorney Buttrey is admitted to practice in New Hampshire and Vermont and is a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association, New Hampshire Association for Justice, New Hampshire Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Vermont Bar Association, Vermont Trial Lawyers Association and the American Trial Lawyers Association.




Bryce Wing has practiced law since 1986, with a focus on real estate, foreclosure, estate planning, probate administration, and guardianships. Attorney Wing handles all types of real estate, lending, and commercial transactions including purchasing, refinancing and leases. He works with buyers, sellers, realtors, and lenders, from contract through closing, to ensure that their specific needs are addressed and interests protected. Practicing in both New Hampshire and Vermont, Attorney Wing is an approved closing attorney for numerous local and national lending institutions. Attorney Wing has served as an agent for First American Title Insurance Corporation since 1986.

Attorney Wing is a master nordic ski racer and Biathlete. He is an active member of the Ford Sayre Ski Club, New England Nordic Ski Association, and Upper Valley Velo Bike Club. He is also a former Category 3 road bike racer, volunteer coach for youth soccer and a former member of the Board of Directors for Home and Community Health Care of the Upper Valley and for the Hanover Conservation Council.

Attorney Wing is a graduate of the University of Vermont and Franklin Pierce Law Center.

Attorney Wing is admitted to practice in New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine and Colorado. He is a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association, Vermont Bar Association, Grafton County Bar Association, and is an affiliate member of the Upper Valley Board of Realtors. Attorney Wing is an active member of the Real Property Law Section of the New Hampshire Bar Association.










Eric G. Derry concentrates in the areas of estate planning and probate administration, business law, and taxation. Attorney Derry's business law practice focuses on contract disputes, secured transactions, insurance, and commercial real estate. Attorney Derry's tax law practice focuses on non-profits, state and federal income taxation, wealth transfers, and local property taxation. Attorney Derry's estate planning practice covers a wide spectrum of services for both individuals and business owners, including simple wills, comprehensive estate plans, estate and trust administration, and succession of business interests.

Attorney Derry is a graduate of the University of Vermont and Vermont Law School. While at Vermont Law School, Attorney Derry served as a research assistant for the Dean of Academic Affairs where he aided in revising a casebook and teachers manual on federal estate and gift taxes. He assisted in preparing a state and federal constitutional challenge to Vermont's genetic testing procedures while clerking for the Prisoners' Rights Office of the Vermont Defender General. He also has experience in all aspects of real estate transactions, including title examinations and document preparation, gained through his second year clerkship with a South Burlington, Vermont law firm.

Attorney Derry is admitted to practice in New Hampshire and Vermont and is a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association, Vermont Bar Association, Grafton County Bar Association, and the American Constitution Society. Attorney Derry is an active member of the Trusts, Estates and Elder Law Section of the New Hampshire Bar Association and the Probate and Trusts Section of the Vermont Bar Association.

Practice Areas:
Business Law
Real Estate
Municipal Law

Email:
barry@ivylegal.com





















Practice Areas:
Personal Injury
Wrongful Death
Criminal Defense

Email:
charlie@ivylegal.com








Practice Areas:
Real Estate
Estate Planning
Probate Administration

Email:
brycewing@ivylegal.com






Practice Areas:
Estate Planning
Probate Administration
Business Law
Taxation

Email:
ederry@ivylegal.com