Marcus Hurn at the UNH Franklin Pierce Law Library's Frank Rowe Kenison Room, 2017. Courtesy of the UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law Professor Remembered by Colleagues and Friends March 1, 2021 By Scott Merrill...
By Ivy Attenborough Ivy Attenbourough, first year law student at UNH Law We all navigate the intensified political landscape in our families, workplaces, and classrooms. Most people choose to sidestep direct conversation about controversial...
Interview by Scott Merrill For over four years, former New Hampshire Chief Justice John Broderick has been speaking Former Chief Justice John Broderick publicly about mental illness, sharing his story and the work he does as Senior Director of...
Assistant Merrimack County Attorney Brendan Cahalin’s Struggle with Alcohol and Mental Health Challenges By Scott Merrill For Assistant Merrimack County Attorney, Brendan Cahalin, alcohol was a powerful and effective way of coping with life’s...
February 12, 2021 By Kathie Ragsdale Nicole E. Rodler, chair of the New Hampshire Juvenile Court Diversion Network, calls school resource officers (SROs) “the gatekeepers” of the juvenile diversion system. While their exact roles vary by school...
By Scott Merrill The New Hampshire Access to Justice Commission released its 2021 report on the civil legal needs Sarah Mattson Dustin, Executive Director of New Hampshire Legal AssistancePhoto Credit: Kate Brindley Photography of Granite Staters...
Editors note: An abridged version of this article ran in the January 2021 issue of Bar News. By Theodore Lothstein, with contributions by Kaylee Doty, Esq. It’s hard to write a “Year in Review” in any given year on a topic as sprawling and...
January 19, 2020 By Scott Merrill In late Jan. of 1992 then Senator Joseph Biden spoke at the New Hampshire Bar Association’s Mid-Winter Meeting about the unenumerated freedoms contained in the Bill of Rights. Then Senator Joseph Biden...
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 N. William Delker In the September 2020 edition of Bench Notes, I shared five tips for video advocacy. With the dawn of 2021 upon us and inoculation for COVID-19 underway, the promise of a return to in-person hearings and trials is within...
By Misty Griffith The practice of law is challenging, especially for new lawyers. When starting the legal journey as a new lawyer, it is beneficial to have a trusted advisor who can provide sound guidance and support. The new Mentor Advice...
January 6, 2021 By Scott Merrill A class-action lawsuit filed against the state of New Hampshire by advocates of children’s rights groups received a harsh reaction from Governor Sununu on Jan. 5. The suit, which cites structural deficiencies and...
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