Published: NH Union Leader Effective waste management is essential for all functioning societies. Remember the 14th-century bubonic plague? It’s a prime example of how a catastrophe can happen without a...
Published: NH Bar News (p2) In 1838, J.M.W. Turner painted the The Fighting Temeraire , depicting a famous old sailing ship that had fought at the Battle of Trafalgar in...
Published: NH Business Review Most privately held companies view legal counsel as an expense that arrives after a dreaded event. A contract dispute surfaces, an employee threatens a claim, a...
For some closely held restaurants and lodging businesses, the most valuable asset is not the operating business. It is the land and building from which the business operates. The same...
Published: New England Law Update Artificial intelligence is now a routine subject of discussion at law firms and throughout the legal profession. Clients are asking about it, firms are investing...
Published: NH Bar News (p2) As I begin my term as President of the Board of Governors of the New Hampshire Bar Association, I wanted to dedicate my first Bar...
Published: New Hampshire Bar News (p37) Introduction: What Happens When an Impaired Class Stays Silent? Subchapter V of chapter 11 was designed to streamline small business reorganizations and encourage consensual...
Published: seacoastonline.com When people talk about “non-compete agreements” in New Hampshire, it is not always clear to what they are referring. As mentioned in another Seacoast Online article a few...
Published: New Hampshire Union Leader Many people think of estate planning as a documents exercise. They sign a will, perhaps create a trust, update beneficiary designations, and execute powers of...
