How businesses can minimize litigation expenses
Getting a handle on costs that can wreak havoc on a company’s budget
Business Advice
Market Basket’s not alone in bad management
What are the other supermarket chains really doing with their newfound customers?
The future of employment in an automated age
Careers subsisting of creativity and human contact will survive and thrive
Customized arbitration makes sense for business
Business and commercial disputes are, well, bad for business. Yet sometimes the costs, conflicts, uncertainties and delays of traditional dispute resolution systems outweigh the value of having the dispute resolved. For many commercial disputes, arbitration offers an excellent alternative to…
Market Basket wasn't alone when it comes to bad management
What are the other supermarket chains really doing with their newfound customers?
Early termination rights in commercial leases
It’s best to determine an exit strategy before you sign a deal
How to address the financial aspects of aging
Issues relating to demographics pervade our society and the broader economy
Five steps to building a strong, motivated team
Every manager can benefit from some key practices to help them succeed
The lessons we can learn from the Demoulas fiasco
If you got fired, would your employees and customers exhibit some of this kind of loyalty?
Stress, uncertainty still reign, but there are positive signs
Repositioning, new uses dominate commercial real estate market
Recently passed legislation may help to clarify real estate transfer tax rules
Does New Hampshire’s real estate transfer tax (RETT) apply to transfers of property between related entities? In many cases, the answer has been unclear. A provision in the recently passed Senate Bill 243 is expected to bring some clarity to…
Trademark registration: the process and advantages
Most business owners think long and hard about what to call their business and their products. It is important to know how to protect the brand names one chooses. Although trademark rights in the United States are acquired based on…
New law bodes well for N.H. trust services
On July, 11, Governor Hassan signed SB 289 which amended certain New Hampshire trust laws effective, retroactive back to July 1, 2014. That bill, which was co-sponsored by Senators D’Allesandro and Bradley, continues the decade-long effort to make New Hampshire…
How to reduce the risk of wrongful termination claims
In an at-will employment relationship either the employer or the employee can end the relationship at any time – doing so without notice and for any reason – or no reason – as long as the reason is not unlawful.…
Workplace investigations: what you need to know
The choice of investigator is important and should be based on broader criteria than simply short-term cost
Don’t be tardy in the lease renewal process
Give yourself time to explore options in the market
Arbitration has an upside, but there are drawbacks
Costs, potential conflicts, finality of verdict are possible negatives
