Attorneys Sabrina Beavens, Alexandra Careno, Adam Dumville, Caroline Palucha, Graham Steadman, and John Weaver will present on a CLE webcast, “Navigating Complexity in New Hampshire Real Estate Law,” sponsored by the NH Bar Association on Thursday, June 18, 2026 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ET. This program brings together seasoned practitioners to provide advanced, practice-focused guidance on the issues that matter most to today’s real estate attorneys. From resolving title defects and managing environmental liability to securing land use approvals, protecting creditor and landlord rights in bankruptcy, litigating boundary and partition disputes, and responsibly integrating artificial intelligence into modern workflows, this comprehensive program delivers strategic insight and actionable tools.
Sabrina Beavens is a director in the Corporate Department and Chair of the firm’s Real Estate Practice Group. She is an accomplished and respected attorney who is experienced in a wide range of practice areas, including corporate and business law; commercial and residential real estate; banking and commercial transactions; bankruptcy; estate planning, probate, and trust administration. Throughout her career Sabrina has worked closely with individual and business clients on a broad range of real estate and business matters including acquisitions and dispositions, leasing, land use, governance, contracts, finance, general corporate issues, dispute resolution, mergers and acquisitions, creditors’ rights, evictions, and succession planning. Sabrina can be reached in the firm’s Manchester office at (603) 628-1281 or sabrina.beavens@mclane.com.
Lexi Careno is a director in the firm’s litigation department and serves as chair of the Probate Litigation Group. She assists clients with various civil litigation matters, primarily focusing on probate litigation, as well as land use, real estate, and environmental litigation. A large portion of Lexi’s practice is representing clients in partition actions, complex will and trust contests, capacity challenges, guardianship and conservatorship disputes, accounting actions, and other actions by and against fiduciaries. Lexi also assists corporate and individual clients in a wide array of property issues, including nuisance, trespass, tax abatements, municipal permitting, and other real estate and land use matters.Lexi can be reached in the firm’s Manchester office at (603) 628-1255 or alexandra.cote@mclane.com.
Adam Dumville is an environmental and energy director and chair of the firm’s Administrative Law Department. He assists clients in matters involving environmental permitting, compliance counseling, energy facility siting, and defense of enforcement actions. He can be reached in the firm’s Portsmouth and Concord offices at (603) 230-4414 or adam.dumville@mclane.com.
Caroline Palucha is an associate in the firm’s Corporate Department and Real Estate Practice Group where she assists individuals and businesses in a variety of matters, including commercial and residential acquisitions and sales, leasing, landlord/tenant, easements, and land use matters. She can be reached in the firm’s Manchester office at (603) 628-1180 or caroline.palucha@mclane.com.
Graham Steadman is an attorney in the firm’s Litigation Department and a member of the firm’s Business Litigation Practice Group. Graham represents companies and individuals in a wide variety of civil and criminal litigation matters in state and federal courts. He has represented clients in commercial disputes, contract disputes, insurance coverage disputes, construction disputes, shareholder rights, land use, municipal litigation, government investigations, and other business matters. He can be reached in the firm’s Manchester office at (603) 628-1189 or graham.steadman@mclane.com.
John Weaver is a director in the Corporate Department and member of the firm’s Real Estate Practice Group. He serves as outside real estate counsel to regional and national companies, overseeing the management, financing, and expansion of their real estate holdings. In that role, he develops strategic plans for clients’ real estate assets and coordinates with local counsel across the country to effectively implement those plans, protecting and leveraging clients’ holdings. He also represents clients in all manner of discrete real estate transactions in the north of Boston market, including sales, acquisitions, leases, easement negotiations, and municipal land use applications before zoning, planning, and select boards. John frequently works with in house and outside real estate counsel on stand-alone projects where local counsel is beneficial. He can be reached in the firm’s Woburn office at (781) 904-2685 or john.weaver@mclane.com.