Attorney Janine Gawryl graduated from Northeastern University School of Law in 1977, and was admitted to practice in the New Hampshire state and district courts that same year. She has been practicing in Nashua since 1983 and has been a principal of the law firm of Gawryl & MacAllister (formerly Richards, Gawryl & MacAllister) since 1989. Attorney Gawryl’s primary practice areas are litigation, including workers’ compensation, ERISA claims, social security law, and personal injury. She was one of the first New Hampshire attorneys to be selected by the Superior Court to the original mediator for the court’s Rule 170 mediation program. Attorney Gawryl has served on numerous New Hampshire Bar Association committees, and is a member of the NH Trial Lawyers Association, the American Bar Association, and the NH Bar Foundation. She has also served as a member of the Board of Directors of several non-profit agencies and has been active in local government. Attorney Gawryl is currently a Master, and a member of the Executive Committee of the Daniel Webster-Batchelder Inn of Court, a local Chapter of the American Inns of Court. It was the first Inn of Court established in the State of New Hampshire. She has served as the administrator for the Webster-Batchelder Inn of Court since its inception in 1992. Attorney Gawryl has successfully argued numerous cases in the trial courts and appeals before the New Hampshire Supreme Court, and as a result changed standards of law within this state. She has won numerous commendations.

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