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...
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...
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...
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...
ACLU Argues the Laurie List Is Not Protected as a Personnel File September 17, 2020 By Scott Merrill The Supreme Court of New Hampshire held oral arguments Wednesday morning to examine whether a list of over 250 police officers with credibility...
Former Chief Justice John Broderick pays tribute to his ‘closest friend.’ September 14, 2020 By Scott Merrill A memorial service was held Friday afternoon outside the statehouse in Concord for former Governor Stephen Merrill, 74, who died...
September 14, 2020 By Susannah Colt During two out of the four times Paul McEachern ran for governor of New Hampshire, he steadfastly refused to take the pledge of no new taxes. He felt the total reliance on property taxes was an unfair tax...
UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law Among the Best in the Nation By Kathie Ragsdale August 17, 202 UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law’s practice of involving students in the state’s legal community while they’re still in school has at least...
The Dove Project to Hold Training September 24 By Angelika R. Wilkerson, Esq. August 17, 2020 Now is the time to become a DOVE volunteer. Here’s why: The need is high, the training is accessible, and the limited-scope model is well suited...
New Hampshire Law Firms Learn to Adapt By Scott Merrill When Governor Sununu’s state of emergency went into effect five months ago because of the pandemic, NH law firms had to ask important questions, such as: How to keep people...
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