St. Hilaire Law, PLLC

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Daniel St. Hilaire is a former prosecutor now dedicated to serving his clients. He is a New Hampshire native.

As Merrimack County Attorney, the county's top law enforcement official, Dan implemented the FAST Program--a widely acclaimed drug and alcohol program for first time offenders. He served on the U.S. Attorney's Anti-Terrorism Advisory Council and Project Safe Neighborhoods. Attorney St. Hilaire taught classes at the NH Police Academy to help train officers on DWI and ALS laws, Rules of Evidence and Courtroom Procedures. As a district court prosecutor, Attorney Dan St. Hilaire tried hundreds of cases. And as a hearings examiner for the Department of Safety, he handled numerous motor vehicle hearings.

When not practicing law, Dan St. Hilaire serves on the New Hampshire Executive Council and on the Concord City Council as Mayor Pro Tem. He was appointed by Governor Lynch to serve on the Death Penalty Study Commission and the Licensing Board for Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors. He was appointed by Governor Benson to the Board of Commissioners for the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center. He is President of the Board of Directors for Touch the Future, Inc. and and served on a judicial committee drafting protocols for juvenile court proceedings.