What to make of the Masterpiece Cakeshop case
U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in favor of baker in same-sex wedding cake refusal leaves unanswered questions
Law
Human trafficking conference at Plymouth State
A conference at Plymouth State University is designed to help education, community and behavioral health professionals recognize the impact of human trafficking in New Hampshire. “Human Trafficking: Research and Prevention Efforts in New Hampshire” will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday,…
The perils of personal injury law
National publicity for large awards overshadows reality in New Hampshire
Reviewing the court’s ruling on worker class actions
5-4 majority says employers can enforce arbitration agreements with employees
When a fee becomes a tax
The difference between NH’s two key funding sources
Jack Sanders retires from practice after 56 years
Longtime New Hampshire attorney Jack Sanders has retired from Pierce Atwood after 56 years of practice. Sanders joined Pierce Atwood in 2003 after his firm, Hampton-based Sanders & McDermott, merged with the larger firm. His retirement brings to a close…
New Hampshire’s impeachment crisis of 2000
Fallout from the move in 2000 to oust Chief Justice David Brock reverberates to this day
Mass. SJC backs condo owners over developers in key ruling
State's top court takes aim at restrictive bylaws that prevent suits over damages
Online ‘influencer’ rules
FTC is reining in failure to provide disclaimers for endorsements
More #MeToo advice for New Hampshire employers
The movement shines a light on the unfortunate realities that can exist in the workplace
