Trust & Estate Section Dinner (12/4)Meet the Probate Judges

Sandra L. Cabrera is an attorney at Waystack Frizzell, Trial Lawyers, a small firm with four attorneys and three offices in Coos County, New Hampshire (offices in Colebrook, Lancaster, and Berlin). She practices in all areas of civil litigation and appellate matters, in both federal and state court. For two years before joining Waystack Frizzell, Sandra served as a law clerk for the judges of the Strafford and Carroll County Superior Courts. She is on the NHBA’s Board of Governors. Sandra graduated from Vermont Law School in 2010. As a law student, she served as the associate articles editor of the 9ermont Law Review. Sandra earned her B.S. from Rutgers University. 5/19

Christopher B. Casko is an attorney for the New Hampshire Department of Safety where he holds the position of administrator of the Bureau of Hearings. As administrator, he oversees a staff of 8 attorney/hearings examiners who conduct all hearings for the Department of Safety and 6 Department of Safety prosecutors. Chris is the former chief hearings examiner, and has worked as a hearings examiner and prosecutor for the department. He has been with the department for 16 years. Prior to that, he worked as an assistant Rockingham County attorney. As a prosecutor, he handled motor vehicle violation, misdemeanor and felony cases and has conducted bench and jury trials in both the Circuit and Superior Courts with an emphasis on DWI cases. Chris has also handled appeals of hearings in the Superior Courts. He chairs the New Hampshire Motor Vehicle Industry Board and often testifies before the New Hampshire legislature for the department. Chris frequently lectures on administrative license suspension hearings at the police academy, at police departments, and at attorney training seminars and CLE programs. He has taught legal courses at the NH Technical Institute and Granite State College and is also a published author. His writings include Chapter 8: ALS in the Misdemeanor DUI Prosecution Manual, (NH Department of Justice, 2012), and a novel, The Elimination Plan, (Piscataqua Press, 2012). Chris earned his B.A. from Plymouth State College in 1992 and his J.D. from Massachusetts School of Law in 1995. 10/17