NH Bar News SupplementsLiving Well in 2021 2021 MYM Preview Bar News Ethics Supplement 2020 Alternative Dispute Resolution 2020 50 Years Of Law Practice —New Admits to the New Hampshire Bar, Fall 1970 2019 Cybersecurity Supplement Ethics &...
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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...
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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’...
Articles in Family Law 2020: Fairness at the Heart of Postnuptial Agreement Enforceability Optimizing Your Virtual Family Law Case Legislature Updates Adoption and Parentage Status to Protect Families Family Law Legislation 2020 - Alimony et al...
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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...
November 16, 2020 By Scott Merrill 3. A pick-up truck displaying support of President Trump on Green Street in Concord. While record numbers of ballots were cast in New Hampshire’s general election, the consensus amongst officials is that it was...
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