Full Name:
John Garvey
Gender:
Male
Family:
Wife: Cotton; 6 Children
Home City:
New London, NH
JD, Suffolk University Law School, 1975-1978
BA, Government, Harvard University, 1970-1974
No political experience information on file.
Former Member, Community Block Development Grant Committee
Former Member, Franklin Master Plan Review Committee
Former Member, Franklin Planning Board
Former Member, Franklin Zoning Board
Management and Leadership Development Program, Nelson A. Rockefeller Center, Dartmouth College, 2009-present
Professor of Law/ Director, Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program, 2005-present
Mediator, Arbitrator, John Burwell Garvey, Esquire, 1992-present
Senior Partner, Sulloway & Hollis, Professional Limited Liability Company, 1981-2005
Lieutenant, JAG Corps, United States Navy, 1978-1981
Member, New Hampshire Bar Association, present
Chair, Tracy Memorial Library, present
Former Chair, Ausbon Sargent Land Preservation Trust
Founder, Franklin Briefcase Brigade
Founder, Franklin Citizens' Action Network (Franklin CAN)
Former Board Member, New Hampshire Legal Assistance
Former President, New London Outing Club
Awards:
ABA E. Smythe Gambrell Professionalism Award (on behalf of the Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program), 2015
Distinguished Service to the Profession Award, New Hampshire Bar Association, 2015
Best Lawyers in America: 2014 Mediator of the Year (Concord); currently listed for arbitration, mediation, personal-injury litigation (defendants) and personal-injury litigation (plaintiffs); listed for more than 15 consecutive years to present
National Jurist selection for "25 Most Influential People in Legal Education," 2013
E. Donald Dufresne Award for Outstanding Professionalism, New Hampshire Bar Association
Super Lawyers (ADR)
Martindale Hubbell "A/V Preeminent 5.0 out of 5" rated
Who's Who in America
Who's Who in American Law
New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union "Bill of Rights" Award recipient for efforts in Claremont case, 1997
Leadership New Hampshire (first class), 1993
Navy Achievement Medal, 1981
American Bar Association Award for Professional Merit, 1978
American Jurisprudence Book Award for Torts, 1976