Susan Hollinger advises clients on diverse commercial, complex and traditional areas, financial services, business law, and real estate with an emphasis on state and Federal regulatory matters, contracts, transactional work and compliance. Susan continues to be selected by her peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® for Concord, NH in the fields of Banking and Finance Law, Commercial Transactions / UCC Law, Corporate Law, and Mergers and Acquisitions Law Significant projects include: chartering non-depository trust companies, local counsel in private equity change- of- control transactions, trust company mergers and asset purchases, forming de novo depository banks and non-depository trust companies; successfully completing the first domestication of an out of state non-depository trust company; reorganizing mutual banks into a mutual holding companies; converting a charter from a federal savings bank to a state, member bank; and, modernizing the New Hampshire banking statutes and representing a Catholic religious order in divesting a Catholic school and modifying charitable trust.

Susan counsels clients in numerous bank, trust company and insurance agency and other business acquisitions, legislative matters, corporate governance, privacy and data breach issues, licensed lending by auto dealers and mortgage bankers.

She has spoken at numerous seminars on banking and trust issues as well as elder financial abuse prevention.

Susan is a recent past member of the board of trustees of Granite Edvance (formerly the New Hampshire Higher Education Loan Corporation) and chaired the risk committee.  She has volunteered with Cradles to Crayons, LawLine, and Coalition Against Later Life Abuse/Financial Abuse Specialty Team.

Susan graduated from Clemson University with honors and the George Washington University Law School.

Susan is a member of the Corporate, Banking and Business Law Section of the New Hampshire Bar, and is admitted in New Hampshire and  Massachusetts.