How are you advising employers to respond if they hear of someone testing positive to COVID-19? Employers are responsible for providing a safe work environment for their employees. Given the seriousness of the COVID-19 pandemic, many employers...
The Bar’s Annual Meeting provides an opportunity to recognize the outstanding accomplishments of members of the legal community and their contributions to the justice system and the Association. Nominations are sought for the following awards...
NH State Executive Orders All COVID -19 related Executive Orders including those unemployment benefits, temporarily freezing evictions and utilities shut-offs. NH Judicial Branch Home page includes a list of "How Do I..." self-help guides...
By Kathie Ragsdale Judge James H. Leary likes to tell the story of a young veteran who appeared before him on a drug possession charge about three years ago. “He was this big, strapping, very handsome Marine, the picture boy for the Marine...
By Scott Merrill A mandatory civics education program in every state where students learn basic constitutional rights isn’t a requirement, not yet. Although, if those who participated in this year’s We the People program are going to be shaping...
Nearly 600 attorneys and guests attended the NH Bar Association’s Midyear Meeting on Friday, February 21st, at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Manchester NH to participate in a day of educational sessions, award presentations and networking. The...
By Kathie Ragsdale Jubilant students from Hollis Brookline High School were all smiles as they hoisted a trophy signifying their first-place finish at this year’s “We the People” state finals held at the State Legislative Office Building Jan. 10...
In and out of jail and rehab for 13 years, Benjamin Bryant can now envision a newchapter. Medication-assisted treatment is the source of his hope. (Photo: Jim Vaiknora) By Kathie Ragsdale Benjamin Bryant was nine years old when he started using...
Practice Area: Business Law and Business Litigation By Douglas M. Mansfield Business clients frequently seek to protect the goodwill they have created through customer and employee relationships. Restrictive covenants such as non-compete...
By David D. King, New Hampshire Circuit Court Administrative Judge In an effort to limit the number of courts to which judges are assigned next year, the circuit court has adopted a different method of assigning judicial officers, which will take...
By Anna Berry Sandra Keans Recognized for Two Decades of Service to the Public Protection Fund In every profession, there are a few bad apples, says Sandra Keans. But over the past two decades of her service on the NH Bar Association’s Public...
Press Release November 15, 2019 For more information, contact: John M. Greabe Director, Warren B. Rudman Center Professor of Law 603.513.5191 (office) 603.344.1933 (cell)...
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