McCafferty’s ruling is limited and applies only to student Parker Tirrell; plaintiffs in the case are seeking a broader ruling in the coming weeks that pauses the law for all student athletes
New Hampshire’s workforce housing law, passed in 2008 and enacted on Jan. 1, 2010, states municipalities must provide reasonable and realistic opportunities for the development of workforce housing
Three-decade fight over public education funding shows no signs of abating
DOJ has issued a cease-and-desist order against a Newfound Memorial Middle School teacher for using a school district email account to advocate for others to serve on the school board
Despite the relatively few DACA recipients in the state, New Hampshire immigration attorney Bruno D'Britto said this lawsuit is about more than health care
The decision follows months of sparring between the Board and Department of Education and professional educators, punctuated by a critical legal analysis of the proposal by attorneys in the Office of Legislative Services
Individuals with non-taxable estates can still take advantage of sky-high exemptions to minimize the capital gains tax
State attorneys allege the EPA violated the states’ equal sovereignty rights when the agency allowed California to pursue its own regulatory standards while preventing other states from doing so
Plaintiffs allege that the Zoning Board erred when it denied their petition to ask for reconsideration over height variance of proposed development on the Laramie Farms property
A data breach at a local hospital network caused more than 500 patients’ personal information to be leaked.
