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Daniel Richard Consulting L.L.C
New Hampshire Constitutional Scholar & Legislative Advisor
My Why
I founded Daniel Richard Consulting L.L.C. because the New Hampshire Constitution is the bedrock of liberty in our state. It protects fair elections, equitable taxation, adequate school funding, and the fundamental right of the people to seek redress from their government.
Through years of pro se litigation on election laws, ballot processes, and constitutional challenges before the New Hampshire Supreme Court, I have seen how legislation can either strengthen or undermine these core protections. My purpose is clear: to provide independent, rigorous constitutional analysis and strategic guidance so clients can effectively navigate the legislative process, defend their interests, and ensure government remains accountable to the Constitution and the people of New Hampshire.
Areas of Expertise
- State Constitutional Law on Elections — Voting systems, ballot integrity, election procedures, and constitutional challenges
- State Taxation — Tax policy uniformity, proportionality, and constitutional compliance
- School Funding & Education Finance — Adequacy funding, property tax issues, special education, and Claremont/Rand v. State implications
- Redress of Grievances / Remonstrance — Drafting, filing, and legislative strategy under NH Constitution Articles 31 and 32
Why Partner with Daniel Richard Consulting L.L.C.
Unlike general lobbyists or policy analysts, I bring authentic, hands-on litigation experience and specialized mastery of the New Hampshire Constitution. Clients receive clear, actionable insights grounded in precedent and principle—helping them anticipate constitutional vulnerabilities and achieve stronger legislative outcomes.
My services are ideal for school boards, taxpayer organizations, business associations, advocacy groups, and lobbying firms seeking expert constitutional backup on complex issues in Concord.