A proposal to reform New Hampshire’s county system of prosecution
A systemic response is required, not a system response
Law
Public figures and divorce
Discretion and capable guidance are crucial for highly visible individuals
New England takes the lead on noncompete reform
The moves are part of larger nationwide trend to impose restrictions
Labor Department says gig workers are not employees
Federal agency’s ruling gives some direction on worker classification
New Hampshire woman files suits against two technology giants
Oracle, Infor charged with racial discrimination
Two ex-employees allege repeated sex harassment in suit against Concord firm
Both women allege they were forced from Transformer Service Inc. jobs
Piece of the puzzle: Drug courts expand across NH
They make up the largest problem-solving court in the state, with 437 graduates so far
Gauging critical access hospital protections
Questions remain about the effect of changes in state licensing law
NH’s top court takes a stand on wrongful demotion
In its first employment decision of 2019, the NH Supreme Court declined to recognize a claim for wrongful demotion under New Hampshire law. In Clark v. NH Department of Employment Security, Clark sued the agency, her current employer, on multiple…
Breastfeeding case poses a new question to the Legislature
Lawmakers may get to decide former DHHS employee’s case before a jury does
