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...
By Cory Greenleaf I. The Coronavirus’s Impact on Healthcare Along with the Spanish flu, cholera, the Bubonic plague and smallpox, the novel coronavirus (“COVID-19”) has caused one of the worst global pandemics in history. While businesses...
Remote Work in Post-Pandemic America By Alexandria Russell and Ken Bartholomew More than a year ago, many if not most businesses in New Hampshire faced the decision to either curtail operations or find new and creative ways for employees to work...
By Hon. Tina L. Nadeau, Chief Justice NH Superior Courts A year has passed since Governor Sununu first declared a state of emergency for the COVID-19 pandemic. While it seems hard to believe we are reaching the anniversary this month, looking...
Solving the affordable housing deficit in the Granite State remains a priority for housing advocates By Kathie Ragsdale and Scott Merrill One year after the Covid-19 pandemic was declared to be a public health emergency by Gov. Sununu, the rental...
Virtual Side Bar Fridays at 5:00 pm, McLane Middleton colleagues gather by Zoom to reconnect and unwind before the weekend. These meetings often include themes and games to keep colleagues engaged in a virtual environment. The Jack B. Middleton...
Kayla Malaquias (Legal Assistant), Attorney Dana Smith, Attorney John Ward, and Stacy Raven (Paralegal) November 2020 Ward Law Our office went fully remote at the beginning of the pandemic but transferred to working back in the office once the...
By Ivy Attenborough Ivy Attenbourough, first year law student at UNH Law We all navigate the intensified political landscape in our families, workplaces, and classrooms. Most people choose to sidestep direct conversation about controversial...
Editors note: An abridged version of this article ran in the January 2021 issue of Bar News. By Theodore Lothstein, with contributions by Kaylee Doty, Esq. It’s hard to write a “Year in Review” in any given year on a topic as sprawling and...
By Anthony F. Sculimbrene Attorney Anthony F. Sculimbrene I love going to court. I love watching trials. I love watching lawyers make arguments (including the rare but entertaining dog custody disputes). I also really enjoy seeing the same faces...
Working though and thriving in COVID-19 has been a moving target for everyone. The legal community has had its own unique challenges to face. Here you will find the most current resources the NHBA has to share with you to meet the moving target...
By N. William Delker In the September 2020 edition of Bench Notes, I shared five tips for video advocacy. With the dawn of 2021 upon us and inoculation for COVID-19 underway, the promise of a return to in-person hearings and trials is within...
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