If you have not checked lately, login to your MyNHBar portal. Green or red status bars will indicate whether a member is in compliance with NHMCLE, Trust Accounting Compliance, and payment of NHBA dues/Court fees. If you still see red, act now. To avoid adverse consequences, including license suspension, those members are urged to login to the MyNHBar portal and complete the necessary steps.

The majority of those not in compliance must either report sufficient continuing legal education minutes under the NHMCLE rule, or if they have sufficient minutes, they must complete and submit the online affidavit on the ART MyRecord page.

Help recognize the good work of New Hampshire attorneys by nominating a colleague for one of the Bar's annual awards:

• Vickie M. Bunnell Award for Community Service
• Distinguished Service to the Public Award
• Outstanding Service in Public Sector/Public Interest Law
• Hollman Gender Equality Award

By connecting attorneys with qualifying clients, we improve the lives of low-income children, victims of domestic violence, vulnerable seniors and veterans. Help us leverage the volunteer spirit of New Hampshire Bar members to make a difference for individuals and communities.

For more information, please contact Margaret Gilsenberg.

The portal also provides a link to recent correspondence from the Bar Association.

If you need a NH attorney, please contact the Lawyer Referral Service at 603-229-0002, or learn about the Modest Means Legal Program or other legal services in the "For the Public" pages of this website. Please note that the New Hampshire Bar Association does not have attorneys on staff to review legal issues, answer legal questions or render legal opinions.