Legislature not likely to pursue Hantz Marconi impeachment, top lawmakers say
House Democratic Leader Matt Wilhelm said indictments were 'deeply concerning' but suggested the Legislature would wait before taking any action
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McLane Middleton ranked 'highly recommended,' plus Windham man convicted of defrauding United Way nonprofit, judge dismisses electioneering complaint against Goffstown Library ... and more
Bar Foundation celebrates record-breaking grants, new fellows at 2024 Annual Dinner
Nearly 140 lawyers, judges, legal professionals attended the NH Bar Foundation’s 2024 Annual Dinner on September 26 to celebrate six new fellows, initiatives, and the largest amount of IOLTA grants in its history
Parental notification law sparks uncertainty with New Hampshire educators
HB 1313 requires schools to give parents a two-week notice and opt-out provisions of any curriculum being taught dealing with sexual orientation, gender, gender identity and gender expression
Businesses may recover millions in insurance coverage from old policies for “long tail” environmental claims
While often overlooked, old insurance policies may provide coverage for environmental liability arising out of historic contamination.
Sanborn arrested on new pandemic fraud charge
Concord Casino owner charged with theft by deception in connection with nearly $190k in pandemic aid that was paid out in 2020
New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice Anna Marconi indicted on two felony charges
Hantz Marconi has been charged with two class B felonies and five misdemeanors for allegedly asking Gov. Chris Sununu to intervene and “wrap up” the Department of Justice’s investigation into her husband, Geno Marconi, the director of the New Hampshire Port Authority
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Ex-Sheriff Mark Brave faces new charges, plus Northfield nurse pleads guilty to diverting fentanyl from ICU patient ... and more
Effingham gas station abutters lose in court
The proposed gas station, at the site of the former Boyle's Market, is controversial because environmentalists say it is situated in a sensitive area above the Ossipee Aquifer.
NH Supreme Court rules in favor of Keene teachers in early-retirement case
The teachers argue the NH Retirement System board was wrong to deny their requests since they did not consent to a 120-day delay in the payment of their early retirement stipends
