New Hampshire rings out 2022 with an uptick in bankruptcy filings
But year still closes with big annual drop in filings
Law
Attorneys ask court to find SWEPT unconstitutional, but questions arise
Plaintiffs seek to resolve the issues raised by the SWEPT before the beginning of the next property tax year in 2024
Legal Briefs: Industry News From Around NH
Hinkley Allen welcomes new attorney, Dan O'Brien KIA agrees to settlement ... and more
U.S. House Jan. 6 panel refers Trump for criminal charges, including inciting insurrection
Trump associates, including attorneys, likely also played criminal roles, the panel said in final report
Attorneys present closing arguments in Freeman's federal cryptocurrency trial
Prosecutors allege defendant laundered money for scam artists who conned people online into sending thousands of dollars
Reconciling trademark rights with freedom of speech
Jack Daniel's whiskey takes VIP Products to court over possible infringement with their Bad Spaniels liquor bottle-shaped dog toy
Newly enacted paraprofessional pilot program helps promote access to justice
First phase of the program allows paralegals to assist clients with case preparation tasks
Defendants' access to medical treatment in jail not a factor in bail decisions, NH Supreme Court rules
NH Supreme Court unanimously voted for judges to not consider defendants' medical conditions when deciding bail
Proposal could change how evidence is disclosed after a conviction
Judicial system takes on ways to deal with ‘exculpatory evidence’
Why you should ring in the new year with an internal wage and hour audit
It could help an employer avoid liability before trouble brews
