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Attorney General alleges Christopher and Caitlin Vittum were paid for home renovations they failed to provide

A local couple the N.H. Attorney General’s Office accuses of engaging in deceptive business practices agreed Monday to a motion temporarily barring them from operating a construction business in the

CONCORD — Attorney General John M. Formella announced today the filing of a civil complaint in Cheshire County Superior Court against a contractor accused of multiple Consumer Protection Act violations. Christopher Vittum, Caitlin Vittum, and their associated businesses, including NEC Construction 603 LLC, CRV Construction & Tiny Homes LLC, and Utopia Construction & Designs, are

The N.H. Attorney General’s Office is asking a judge to bar a local couple from operating a construction business in the state, alleging they have engaged in deceptive business practices,

The Dalton home contractor who for years stole pre-payments from customers by not performing or completing the agreed-upon work or buying materials — even after the New Hampshire Attorney’s General’s

A Coos Superior Court judge has revoked bail for a Dalton contractor accused of taking tens of thousands of dollars in pre-payments from customers across New Hampshire and not buying

Home contractor serves jail time, new attorneys appointed ... and more

Arguing that he breached the conditions of his bail by stealing money from another customer, prosecutors seek to revoke bail for a Dalton contractor charged with stealing tens of thousands