ConVal’s attorney determines that towns would get first crack at closed schools
State law grants charter schools the right of first refusal on unused school district buildings
Law
Gorham ATV case before Supreme Court on March 28
Plaintiffs argue use of the trail was an 'unconstitutional' taking of their rights as property owners
Company whose proposed asphalt plant was rejected by Nashua fights on in court
Newport Construction Corp. is continuing its effort in Hillsborough County Superior Court to build an asphalt plant at 145-147 Temple St. in Nashua
Seven more gun owners allege Sig Sauer’s P320 fired without trigger pull
Lawyers contend the gun has a design flaw that can cause unintentional discharges without pulling the trigger
Defense attorney in Dartmouth trespassing case known for representing activists
Attorney Kira Kelley, who works on behalf of 'underdog' clients, is seen as one 'not to be messed with'
Cyberattack could cause delays with some Monadnock Community Hospital lab results
Online ransomware group Blackcat to blame for cyberattack on Change Healthcare's nationwide clients, including UnitedHealth group
Ruais restates urgency regarding need for bail reform
Citizens' safety is 'non-negotiable,' says Manchester mayor at March 6 press conference
Hampton ZBA stands firm on cell tower denial: Will Vertex sue town?
Original plan was to erect two, 150-foot cell towers to improve cell service, eliminate dead zones along Seacoast east of I-95
Legal Briefs: News from Around NH
New legislation for political advertising, charity director pleads guilty to fraud ... and more
Employer tips for NLRB's final rule on joint-employer status
If a business is determined to be a joint employer under the NLRA, it may be held liable for unfair labor practices
