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The NH Bar’s full publications archive is now available via Hein Online, the premier online database providing access to legal history in a fully searchable, image-based format. The 34,000-page publications archive encompasses Volumes 1 to 55 of the New Hampshire Bar Journal, beginning in 1958, and Volumes 1 to 28 of the New Hampshire Bar News, beginning in 1990.
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Fall 2015 • Vol. 55, No. 2 • General Issue
Bar Journal Archives
Fall 2014 • Vol. 55, No. 1 • Arts & the Law
- Making a Place for Art: Melissa Anne Miller
- Fashion Design & IP By Leigh Willey
- Artists in the Law: Haden Gerrish, Lynne Sabean, Paul Durham
- Protection for New Hampshire’s Art Market: Revision of RSA 352 to Reflect Market Reality By Amanda Nelson and Peter McGovern
- Employing Creativity: Art, Law, and the Employment Relationship By Tawny L. Alvarez
- Copyright Protection: from Monkey Selfies to Cezanne By Kimberly Peaslee
- Matter of Skirball Cultural Center: USCIS Dabbles in the Arts By Lorne M. Fienberg
Spring / Summer 2014 • Vol. 54, No. 3 • Health Law
- HIPAA One Year Later: Is Your Law Firm Complying? By Charla Bizios Stevens and Hannah E. Zaitlin
- Exposing the “DIRTY LITTLE SECRET”: Random Drug Testing of Health Care Workers in the Wake of the Hepatitis C Outbreak By Mark A. Abramson, Jared R. Green
& Lindsey B. Gray - ABANDONED EMBRYOS: The Dilemma of Eternal Storage By Catherine Tucker
- A STRATEGIC MOVE: Relocating a Trust from Massachusetts to NH By Joseph F. McDonald, III
- Lex Loci By David W. Ruoff
Fall 2013 / Winter 2014 • Vol. 54, No. 2 • Insurance Law
- ERISA: US Airways v. McCutchen: When Is It Appropriate for a Plan to Take it All? By Francis G. Murphy
- Child Hit by Drunk Driver on Street is an Occupant of his School Bus for Underinsured Motorist Coverage Purposes By Heather V. Menezes
- The Supreme Court’s Dichiara Decision – Expanding Municipal Immunity With Troubling Implications for Victims of Municipal Torts and Municipal Employees By Jason R.L. Major
- History of Involuntary Commitment Statute in New Hampshire By Dr. Alexander de Nesnera and Hannah Baldwin
- Rollinsford Revisited: The Sacred and Profane Memories of Chief Justice Charles Doe By Jay Surdukowski
- Lex Loci By David W. Ruoff
Winter 2013 • Vol. 53, No. 4 • Education Issue
- Mandatory Reporting Laws & Schools: Making Sense Out of Disorder
- The Emergence and Evolution of Faculty Unionism By Nicholas DiGiovanni, Jr.
- The Demise of Residency in Public Education By Sarah Browning, J.D. and Lynda Thistle-Elliott, Ed.D.
- School Suspensions: Do You Know How Many Children Are Suspended in New Hampshire? Should You Care? By Michael Chamberlain
- Claremont Redux By Eugene M. Van Loan, III
- Avoiding Claremont: Considering Yet Another Consitutional Amendment By Andru Volinsky
- Lex Loci By David W. Ruoff
Fall 2012 • Vol. 53, No. 3 • Game Changers
- The Early Offer Alternative in Medical Malpractice Litigation: A Statutory Trap to Limit Liability By Holly B. Haines with contributions by William D. Woodbury
- The Invention of the New Hampshire Super PAC By Jay Surdukowski
- The Minefield of Threats in Litigation By William C. Saturley and Beth H. Kissinger
- New Hampshire Creditor Protection Trusts: A Brief Practical Guide for New Hampshire Lawyers By David K. Mulhern and David P. Lyons
- Narrow Banking: A Structural Solution to the Banking Crisis
- Confrontation v. Hearsay: Crawford v. Washington and its Progeny By Sam Silverman
- Lex Loci By David W. Ruoff
Summer 2012 • Vol. 53, No. 2 • Family Law
- Family Division Update: Q&A with Circuit Court Administrative Judge Edwin W. Kelly By Margaret R. Kerouac
- Compromising the Best Interests of New Hampshire’s Children: The Failure to Fund Guardians ad Litem for Children Living in Poverty
- How to Try a Case Without a Guardian ad Litem – When You Really Need One By Attorney Deborah Kane Rein,
Esther Kane Dickinson and Gregory L. Silverman - Divorce in the Trenches By Anna Goulet Zimmerman
- Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice By Jane M. Schirch, Lisa B. Forberg, Karen Ela Kenny, W. John Dulmage
- Protecting a Domestic Abuse Victim’s Privileged Counseling Communications in Family Law Cases By Attorneys Mary Krueger and Dennis Labbe
- Joint Retention of Financial Experts in Divorce By Heidi Walker
- The Intersection of the Mandatory Initial Self Disclosure Rule with Disclosure of Interests in Trusts and/or Inheritances By Karen J. Levitt
- Germany and the White Rose By Hon. John M. Lewis
Spring 2012 • Vol. 53, No. 1 • Ethics, Professionalism and Professional Liability
- NH Bar Association Ethics Committee: Advancing Professionalism in the 21st Century By Maureen D. Smith, Chair
- The Case Within the Case: Examining How New Hampshire Courts Approach the Trial of a Legal Malpractice Claim By John C. Kissinger, Jr., Christopher D. Hawkins, and Samantha L. Yanco
- The Anders Brief, State v. Cigic, and Does Cigic Deliver What It Promises? By Joshua L. Gordon
- Dancing in Secret: The Ethical Dilemma of Disclosure and Confidentiality in Trade Secret Cases By William C. Saturley and Beth H. Kissinger
- The Morally Ambiguous Advocate By Kirk C. Simoneau
- Conducting Ethical Internal Investigations: Considerations for Corporate Counsel By Gemma Dreher, Kara Sweeney and Anthony Estee
- Supreme Court Fellows Program: A Unique Vision of the Federal Judiciary By Monica Fennell, Matthew Duchesne, Sirkka Kauffman, and Elizabeth Woodcock
- Lex Loci By David W. Ruoff
Winter 2012 • Vol. 52, No. 4 • Internet and the Law
- Siri is my Client: A First Look at Artificial Intelligence and Legal Issues By John Weaver
- NH Rule of Evidence No. 504: The Marital Privilege in the Age of Email, Texting and Social Media By Peter Lawlor
- Riding the Wave: Social Media in Local Government By C. Christine Fillmore
- The Interaction of Social Media and the Law and How to Survive the Social Media Revolution By Steven J. Venezia
- OMG, TMI: Civil Discovery and Social Media By John Alexander
- Client or Con? Con Artists Excel on the Internet at Making Lawyers Their Marks By Ellen Eidelbach Pitluk
- Balancing Civil Liberties with Clinical Care: Reviewing the Recent Change in the Involuntary Admissions Statute By Alexander de Nesnera, M.D., DFAPA, Paul Shagoury, Ph.D, and Elizabeth Howell Woodbury, Psy.D.
- Lex Loci By David W. Ruoff
Fall 2011 • Vol. 52, No. 3 • General Issue
- Substantial Confusion: The Use and Misuse of the Word “Substantial” in the Legal Profession By Michael J. Malaguti
- Closing the Loopholes: New Laws for ‘In Terrorem’ (No Contest) Clauses in Wills and Trusts By Nadine M. Catalfimo and Charles A. DeGrandpre
- A Primer on New Hampshire First-Party Property Insurance By Caryn Daum
- Concussions and Student-Athletes: Medical-Legal Issues in Concussion Care & Physician and School System Risks By Stuart J. Glassman, M.D. and Bradley D. Holt
- Timeline of a High-Conflict Divorce
- Patent Trolls: Who, What, Where & How to Defend Against Them By Christopher T. Vrountas, Richard S. Loftus, and Cori Phillips Palmer
- Workers’ Compensation: Appeal of Margeson and Expansion of the Substantial Contribution Test By Daniel R. Lawson
- The “Seven Years War” Between New Hampshire and the United States By Richard B. Treanor
- Lex Loci By David W. Ruoff
In this Issue
- Introduction
- Does the U.S. Need a “Right to be Forgotten”?
- A History of Civil and Criminal Commitment Statutes in New Hampshire
- Dormant Mistakes: The Statute of Limitations in Professional Negligence-Discovery, Fraudulent Concealment, and the Continuous Representation Rule
- Trusts & Divorce – Good, Bad & Ugly: New Rules for the Treatment of a Spouse’s Discretionary Trust Interests & Powers of Appointment in Divorce Under UTC Article 5 & Goodlander