Eugene C. Struckhoff, III

Eugene C. Struckhoff, III

3 N. Spring Street
Concord, NH 03301

Phone: 603-667-6568

Website: nhduidefense.com

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About Eugene C. Struckhoff, III

Graduate of Princeton University, 1966, and Harvard Law School, 1969. Admitted to New Hampshire Bar, 1969. Defending DWI cases in New Hampshire for thirty years. For more than twenty years, DWI has been the primary focus of practice. DWI/DUI defense is currently approximately 95% of practice, both before State Courts and the New Hampshire Department of Safety, Bureau of Hearings.

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