By Sean Gill Approximately one of every six New Hampshire attorneys is practicing in the public sector or public interest sphere. Their ranks include public defenders, prosecutors, legal aid and legal assistance attorneys, judges, court staff, state, county, and municipal government attorneys, and those working for 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations. Attorneys self-identify as public service or … Read more
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Congratulations to the Hollis Brookline and John Stark Regional students who participated in the Virtual We the People State Finals Hearings.
Interactive Charts and Maps For Climate and Race Project Johnny Bassett
This annual award is presented to the nominee who best exhibits a high degree of professionalism: possesses an outstanding level of knowledge about their job; has motivation that exceeds expectations; is considered a role model for other paralegals; and promotes paralegal work as a profession. Nominations should be in the form of a one-page narrative … Read more
July 26, 2021 By: Christopher M. Candon and Jaclyn N. Fisher For businesses of all sizes, the cost associated with its office or retail space is a significant expense. This reality may be even more accentuated for small businesses that are tied to long-term lease obligations, resulting in the landlord being one of the largest … Read more
The New Hampshire Bar Association’s (NHBA) motto proudly proclaims, “Equal Justice Under Law.” This phrase serves as a guiding principle and fundamental tenet of our organization’s commitment to law, equality, and justice. In furtherance of this principle, the NHBA is committed to promoting and fostering a diverse and inclusive bar association. Diversity is an inclusive … Read more
