Do your managers recognize and avoid instances of retaliation?
Employee claims of retaliation have been on the rise in recent years
Business Advice
Court decision shakes the rehab tax credits world
Historic Boardwalk decision casts a shadow over the syndication industry
Lease arrangements in a 'tenant's market'
“The building is vacant, so why won’t they accept my low offer?” This is a commonly asked question by prospective tenants who struggle to negotiate a lease for commercial space in a market that everyone agrees is a “tenant’s market.”…
Converting corporations under the new LLC law
Changes mean the real estate transfer tax likely won’t apply to conversions
N.H. companies and the foreign exchange waters
The current environment represents an important opportunity for New Hampshire’s exporters, particularly exporters dealing with countries whose currencies have been down against the U.S. dollar
EEOC's gender identity ruling could be far-reaching
Agency finds that discrimination against a transgender person is a violation of Title VII
The fruits of investing strategies
If you wanted to assure your family fresh fruit for a lifetime, would you plant an apple orchard or a raspberry patch?
Asset allocation, flexibility and retirement
Too many investors focus on absolute returns and less on relative return or their net return after taxes
Court undermines 'pay for delay' drug deals
Third Circuit Ruling seen as cutting costs to consumers
The new law and ownership rights
The act’s provisions are so much stronger that not adopting them early might be a big mistake
A friend and executive is put to the loyalty test
What do you do when you know about your friend’s upcoming layoff – and are obligated not to divulge the action?
Can your business contract stand up in court?
Ambiguities, conflicting provisions and poorly phrased terms can limit or even extinguish valuable business rights
Business owners, divorce and collaborative law
Resolution of disputes through this technique are often highly creative and durable
Avoiding risk can be the biggest risk of all
Playing it “safe,” mostly by investing in bonds, can lead to a lifestyle-draining predicament
Shadow IT and seized opportunities
Without a communicated and shared cloud strategy, corporate IT is forced into a reactive posture when it comes to the cloud
The rules are changing for operating agreements
New Hampshire’s current LLC act (which I’ll call the “Old Act”) provides that an agreement among the members of an LLC about their rights and duties as members (an “operating agreement”) won’t be legally binding unless it’s in writing; and…
How to stay injury-free at work
Proper posture, frequent breaks, stretching all help reduce the risk of pain and injury
