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Bar News - February 17, 2006 Volunteer Opportunities for Those Who Like To Research & Write The Bar Association needs your help in communicating to members and to the public about the legal system and legal practice in New Hampshire. Writing is a great way for new and seasoned lawyers to gain visibility, share knowledge, leverage research you have already conducted and provide a service to the public. Here are some of the major opportunities available. Bar News – 2x a month. Practice tips, short articles on substantive topics, book reviews, interviews, and… Supreme Court At-a-Glance, a monthly feature summarizing New Hampshire Supreme Court slip opinions from the previous month. This column uses different contributors each month. You don’t even have to be practicing in New Hampshire to do this column. Sign up now. Contact Bar News Associate Editor Bev Rorick at brorick@nhbar.org or 603/224- 6942 or Dan Wise, Editor at dwise@nhbar.org. Bar Journal – Quarterly. In-depth articles pertaining to New Hampshire law and practice. Also, consider volunteering for the Bar Journal Editorial Advisory Board – members help solicit and edit articles and plan future issues. Themed issues, but topics outside the announced themes are welcomed. Past themes have included: Alternative Dispute Resolution and Estate Planning. Coming up: • Litigation – Spring 2006 • Technology & Science in the Law – Summer 2006 • Annual Survey of New Hampshire Law – Fall 2006 (in collaboration with Franklin Pierce Law Center) • Open issue – Winter 2007 NHMCLE credit is available for writing in-depth articles. Contact: Donna Parker, liaison to the Journal Committee at dparker@nhbar.org or 603/224-6942 or Attorney Michael Delucia, Committee Chair, at 603/271-1288 or michael.delucia@doj.nh.gov. Public Information Activities: Pamphlets –Help the Public Information Committee write/update pamphlets providing orientation to New Hampshire law for public distribution and posting at www.nhbar.org. Question of Law Column – Reviewers and writers are sought to join a small panel of attorneys that review drafts of monthly “Question of Law” column that answers questions regarding New Hampshire law for a general audience. The column is regularly published in the Union Leader, Concord Monitor, and other newspapers of general circulation. Contact: Patty Frechette at pfrechette@nhbar.org or 603/ 224-6942.
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