CLIENT ALERT Remote and Field Employees Count Too: NHDOL Clarifies Coverage Under Military Spouse Leave Law The New Hampshire Department of Labor (NHDOL) now posts to its website Technical Information...
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...
CLIENT ALERT Notice to Clients Who May Be Using Trademarks in Quebec Province In Quebec province, Canada, the official language is French. The Charter of the French Language (the “Charter”)...
CLIENT ALERT Things Are Heating up on the Federal Level: Recent Updates From the U.S. Department of Labor & EEOC Like the heat wave moving through New England, things have...
CLIENT ALERT Massachusetts Cannabis Reform Update: Temporary Moratorium on Marijuana Cultivator License Applications in Effect as of June 16, 2026 By Attorney Eric I. Collins and Summer Associate Abby Millard-Pena...
CLIENT ALERT Surge of Demand Letters Alleging Violation of the California Invasion of Privacy Act Several New Hampshire businesses recently have received demand letters from California attorneys and/or residents alleging...
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...
Published: N ew England Biz Law Update Foreign-founded companies that have flipped into a U.S. parent or formed a U.S. subsidiary have committed to the United States market for capital,...
