Joshua P. Lanzetta

Joshua P. Lanzetta is a land use and environmental attorney at Bruton & Berube PLLC. His practice includes state and federal permitting, real estate development, infrastructure development, land conveyancing, real estate financing, leasing, condominium formation, due diligence, and environmental compliance. He also advises on business matters involving entity formation, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, and transfers of business assets. His work draws on more than two decades of construction and development experience.

Joshua earned a J.D. from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law in 2008 and an LL.M. in Environmental Law & Policy from the same school in 2005. He received a B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies from Plymouth State College in 2001. His graduate work included environmental law and land-use planning. This education directly supports a practice involving permitting systems, real estate development, environmental compliance, and the legal structure of transactions connected to land and business projects.

Lanzetta spent formative years working as a carpenter before law school, giving him practical familiarity with construction and development. He later worked as a corporate associate at a large New Hampshire law firm, where he gained experience with business and transactional matters. His current practice combines those backgrounds by advising developers and other clients on permits, land use, property transactions, financing, leases, condominium projects, due diligence, environmental obligations, corporate formations, acquisitions, governance, and business-asset transfers.

Joshua P. Lanzetta brings a combination of environmental-law training, real estate knowledge, corporate experience, and hands-on construction background to development matters. His work often requires coordinating regulatory requirements with property, financing, and business objectives. He helps clients move projects through state and federal permitting while addressing environmental compliance and transaction structure. That multidisciplinary practice is designed for matters where land use, development, environmental rules, and business decisions must be considered together from planning through completion.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, Bruton & Berube, PLLC
• Member, New Hampshire Bar Association

Licensed State

• New Hampshire

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