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NH Bar members contribute thousands of hours in donated legal services and other service each year.
The Bar Association wants to strengthen its recognition of the service members provide and tell that story more widely.
We need your help - The Justice for All Challenge calls on lawyers to report on the good work they do during calendar year 2014.
You can report your commitment individually or as a firm.
Please join the Justice for All Challenge. (Note: Justice for All extends beyond reporting service to our Pro Bono program, and includes many types of services.)
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400+ people attended the NHBA Midyear Meeting in Manchester on Friday, 3/7.
Read about the Bar members who were recognized at the Honors & Awards luncheon.
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 Information session on proposed rules for electronic filing: Friday, March 14 at 12:30 p.m. at the Supreme Court.
A pilot project for electronic filing of small claims cases in Concord and Plymouth starts this summer.
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WHAT: The Gender Equality Committee is sponsoring "Get Paid What You Are Worth" a workshop covering negotiating pay, promotion, and employment terms in your legal career.
WHEN: Wednesday, April 9 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Bar Center. (Not for NHMCLE credit.)
WHO: The presenter is nationally known author Lauren Rikleen.
HOW MUCH: $50 per person; discounts for unemployed and law students.
Find out more about Getting Paid What You Are Worth.
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