By Heather Scheiwe Kulp September 19, 2018 We receive them from our dentist and our mechanic. They help us manage our appointments and make arrangements to be there at the time and place indicated. So why not offer text-based reminders for...
December 10, 2018 Dear Editor: This letter is offered in response to the letter to the editor published on October 17, 2018. That letter, entitled “Sounding the Alarm on a Misguided Conduct Rule” is, according to its author, a “call to arms.” The...
By Melanie Plenda November 21, 2019 “It’s not a big secret to anybody that we’ve had a lot of problems with DCYF and its programs and things that have been happening,” said Senator Sharon Carson (R-Londonderry), one of the main sponsors of SB...
A Vague and Overbroad Speech Code for Lawyers To the Editor: As a result of a meeting of the Advisory Committee on Rules on September 7, 2018, an amended version of Rule 8.4(g) was approved and forwarded to the full Supreme Court. The Court...
By John Burwell Garvey Editor’s Note: This article has been modified, in part, from the book, Alternative Dispute Resolution: Negotiation, Mediation, Collaborative Law, and Arbitration, (LexisNexis 2013) by John Burwell Garvey and Charles Craver...
By Anna Berry The Judicial Branch initiative to increase digital access to the court system celebrated several milestones recently. As of September 4, the Trial Court Information center had answered 3 million calls since it was established in...
State Steps up Enforcement of Hazardous Waste Violations by Hospitals By Amy Manzelli Hospitals and healthcare laboratories produce hundreds of different hazardous wastes from multiple common generation sources. These sources include facility...
September 13, 2018 By: Anna Berry Attorney Susanne Gilliam, right, spent a week in July volunteering in Texas and is pictured here with her translator, Rosa Marie. (Courtesy photo For attorney Susanne Gilliam, a spur-of-the-moment trip to Texas...
August 15, 2018 By Anna Berry Inside the New Hampshire Supreme Court on a sunny morning in July, the ground underneath Chief Justice Robert J. Lynn’s office was literally shaking. Although the culprit was visible outside his window — construction...
NH Superior Court E-File Training for Attorneys The Superior Court will be implementing e-filing for Superior Court civil cases in the fall. E-filing will be mandatory for attorneys who are filing cases on or after the implementation date. ...
By Anna Berry A well-known member was introduced as the New Hampshire Bar Association’s next executive director to a standing ovation at the Annual Meeting: George R. Moore. After “an enthusiastic consensus” was reached by the Board, the former...
By Kathie Ragsdale Law classes were held in a former bull barn in east Concord, the exterior painted flamingo pink. Children and pets were welcome, and a dogfight interrupted at least one professor’s lecture. Owing to the smell that still...
