Why are so few cases brought by the New Hampshire DOJ’s Civil Rights Unit?
Agency’s sole attorney says amount doesn’t show the whole
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Number of New Hampshire bankruptcy filings continues at ‘stunning’ lows
June’s 81 is lowest number for the month since 1988
NH Housing Appeals Board gets ready to open for business
Newly created panel was formed to streamline development process
Feds reverse decision on early prison release for NH Ponzi scheme mastermind
Following outcry by victims, officials change mind on allowing home confinement
Massachusetts manufacturer wins ‘double pick’ patent litigation
Sheehan Phinney team aids North Billerica firm in years-long case
New Covid rules let NH Ponzi scheme mastermind win early prison release
Home confinement awaits man behind massive FRM fraud
NH Legal Assistance sees increased demand for services during pandemic
More seek help as unemployment skyrockets
Another record low for New Hampshire bankruptcies
76 May filings are 59% fewer than last year
Number of cases tops 2,000 in hernia mesh litigation against NH firm
Class action suit in Concord federal court heads toward September trials
New privacy concerns emerge as businesses reopen
Collection of Covid-related personal, health information strictly governed by various laws, regulations
