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From L to R: New Hampshire Supreme Court Associate Justice Melissa Countway, Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald, Eva Piacentini, Kendra Jozokos, Benjamin Hourdequin, Senior Associate Justice James Bassett, and Associate Justice Patrick Donovan. Not pictured: Addyson Kimball NH
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Scams permeate through all industries, including the legal profession. Recently, the attorney general has learned that scammers are targeting funds in the IOLTA accounts of New Hampshire attorneys. The identified scam targeting New Hampshire attorneys generally takes
By Tom Jarvis Jack the facility dog sitting on Judge Erin McIntyre’s bench at Hillsborough Circuit Court. Photo by Tom Jarvis De-escalating heightened emotions and providing comfort in the courtroom rests on the capable and furry shoulders
By Misty Griffith The evolution of language-based, generative artificial intelligence (AI) is as rapid as the generation of text on the screen by ChatGPT, possibly the most well-known AI of this kind. My Bar News colleagues, Tom
Deadline for Nominations – April 24, 2023 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. Your inspiration for making the
By Laura Kiernan Last spring, Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald and Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi met with leaders of the NH Bar Foundation and the NH Bar Association to discuss their concern about public misconceptions of the