U.S. Supreme Court in Muldrow v. City of St. Louis, Missouri, settled conflict between federal courts surrounding harm an employee must show in internal job transfer discrimination cases
Newlife is suing Nashua, and seeking damages, under the Fair Housing Act as well as the Americans With Disabilities Act for proposed housing for 16 disabled residents
The law requires AI-generated content to be disclosed in political ads within 90 days of an election
Claiming that Conway has embarked on an “illegal rental licensing scheme,” the Mt. Washington Valley Association for Responsible Vacation Rentals is suing the town in Superior Court
With his appeals exhausted, state wants former state Sen. Jeffrey Woodburn to begin serving the 30-day jail sentence handed down in July 2021
NH Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers has more mixed reaction to HB 318 changes intended to make it harder for violent criminals to be released
Sheriff Mark Brave's trial on hold, plus Justice Hantz Marconi relieved of duties, McLane Middleton honored with award ... and more
Former state senator Jeffrey Woodburn has lost his last attempt to overturn his conviction on two charges of criminal mischief and is facing 30 days in the House of Correction
The corrections department contends the Personnel Appeals Board erred when it denied it a full evidentiary hearing in the termination of Lt. Thomas Macholl
Appeal comes two months after a federal court judge ruled that the 2021 law was “unconstitutionally vague,” a characterization that AG John Formella argues was an overstep
