By Tom Jarvis With fresh mountain air, sweeping views, and a full weekend of events and activities, attorneys, judges, and family members gathered at the Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa in Whitefield from June 12–14 for
By Megan Koerber As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, the American Independence Center (AIC) in Exeter is inviting visitors to think beyond 1776 and consider what independence, democracy, and the rule of law mean today.
By Tom Jarvis The New Hampshire Bar Foundation has awarded $2.5 million in IOLTA grants for FY 2027, the largest total grant award in the Foundation’s history. The grants are funded through interest received on lawyers’ pooled
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By Tom Jarvis When Nyah Velasquez and Trenton Liggins completed Young Adult Court (YAC) during a February 19 graduation ceremony at Hillsborough County Superior Court North in Manchester, they became the fourth and fifth graduates of a
By Tom Jarvis A federal class action alleging that New Hampshire has failed to provide necessary home- and community-based services to older adults and people with disabilities enrolled in its Choices for Independence (CFI) program will proceed
By Tom Jarvis New Hampshire’s trial court judges gathered in Concord on March 20 for a full-day examination of domestic violence and sexual assault cases, focusing on the legal, procedural, and human complexities that can arise when
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Q: I read the Ethics Corners published by the Ethics Committee in 2021 related to motions to withdraw. Is there updated guidance on the information I can disclose when filing such a motion? A: On December 3,