November, 19, 2020 By Scott Merrill The N.H. Supreme Court issued its opinion Nov. 17 on the question of whether a remote quorum of the House of Representatives violates Part II, Article 20 of the state’s constitution. According to the Justices’...
November 16, 2020 By Scott Merrill When Al Casassa graduated from law school Dwight Eisenhower was president, `57 Chevys were rolling off assembly lines, and Hampton, N.H., was a dry town. A lot may have changed in the world since 1957 but...
November 16, 2020 By Dan Will We have all had heroes, and, often, they disappoint. No matter how talented and prolific, their own humanity constantly fights to keep them, well, human. And yet we go back to the hero well over and over. Why? For...
November 16, 2020 By Scott Merrill 3. A pick-up truck displaying support of President Trump on Green Street in Concord. While record numbers of ballots were cast in New Hampshire’s general election, the consensus amongst officials is that it was...
November 16, 2020 By Ivy Attenborough and Niki Camateros-Mann A good lawyer does not just win cases, they also develop connections with their community, colleagues and clients. This is a lesson that we and many of our peers have learned through...
Welcome to the Ethics Opinion Search Engine The Ethics Opinions on this page are updated as new Opinions are published. Please note that the New Hampshire Rules of Professional Conduct change over time and these opinions may not reflect the most...
By Misty Griffith The New Hampshire Bar Association in partnership with Affinity Consulting is delighted to celebrate one year of our successful TechConnect benefit. Attorneys are more reliant on their technology than ever before, as so many of...
Working though and thriving in COVID-19 has been a moving target for everyone. The legal community has had its own unique challenges to face. Here you will find the most current resources the NHBA has to share with you to meet the moving target...
By Scott Merrill Laura Hartz says one of the biggest influences in her life was simply being outside while growing up on the coast of Maine. Today Hartz is an attorney at Orr and Reno, where she works with businesses and non-profits. Some of her...
The Fine Art of Litigation and French Cuisine By Kathie Ragsdale Robert E. McDaniel’s legal career has spanned almost four decades and 40 countries, in positions ranging from partner in a top New Hampshire law firm to head of legal affairs for...
By Angelika Wilkerson It’s safe to say that during Domestic Violence Awareness month last October, nobody envisioned the momentous shift in the legal and advocacy landscapes resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. For victims and for those serving...
Wednesday, October 14, 2020 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM ET For decades, states have required law students to answer questions about their mental health treatment before they can practice law. However, a wave of support has been building to remove...
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