Post-Pandemic Practice Survey Results in the Circuit Court and Lessons Learned By Hon. David D. King, Circuit Court Administrative Judge In April, I wrote an article about the Circuit Court’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. At the end...
The Legal 'What Ifs' of Pets in the Workplace June 11, 2021 By Scott Merrill 2020 was a boon for a lot of dogs and their owners alike. Finding day care or dog walkers was no longer a priority, and animal intimacy flourished. With adoption numbers...
Annual Fundraising Event to be held Wednesday, May 26 By Scott Merrill The past year has proved to be a turning point for New Hampshire’s legal services community and the New Hampshire Bar Foundation is helping to lead the charge. On May...
May 17, 2021 By Scott Merrill On June 1, the NH Pro Bono Referral Program and the Legal Advice and Referral Center (LARC) will merge to become 603 Legal Aid. The merger was formally announced to the public on Thursday, May 6, at the NH Campaign...
May 17, 2021 By Scott Merrill One in five judges surveyed in the United States meet at least one of the criteria for depressive disorder, according to a 2020 report titled Stress and Resiliency in the U.S. Judiciary. The National Judicial...
April 30, 2021 By John M. Bassett Court diversion advocates across the country say diversion saves money and reduces crime. But in New Hampshire, and nationally, the data to support this claim is hard to find. Without more data collection...
April 30, 2021 By Jordyn Haime Joshua Deveer doesn’t try to fight his place in life anymore. “I used to think doing something was everything, and now I’m starting to realize that, maybe not doing something is everything,” says the 23-year-old...
This is the 19th N.H. Bar News article co-written by employment lawyers Debra Weiss Ford (employer advocate) and Nancy Richards-Stower (employee advocate). Here they discuss the 2020 Supreme Court decision Bostock v. Clayton County, 590...
By Scott Merrill Resentment over inequities—especially for people of color—collides with a pandemic and economic insecurity leading to mob violence, and a clash of opinions surrounding theories of race. Some variation of that...
April 16, 2021 As spring began, 24 scholars from the UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law were exploring a program that could help bring change to some of New Hampshire’s most vulnerable residents, thanks to...
By Jacqueline Leary April 16, 2021 Has the COVID-19 pandemic finally highlighted an issue that has been adversely affecting women in the workplace for decades? The answer is yes, as you’ll see below. The vaccine rollout is in full force and the...
By Rick Green, Granite State News Collaborative April 16, 2021 COVID-19 has taken a major toll at New Hampshire long-term care facilities, accounting for 865 deaths, or almost 70 percent of the 1,257 total fatalities caused by the virus...
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