It is not unethical for an attorney working for a company’s potential competitor to work as a legal adviser to a municipality and argue against that company’s proposal, the New Hampshire Supreme Court’s Professional Conduct Committee has ruled. The PCC…
Depending on where you stand, patent reform legislation making its way through Congress is needed to keep the United States competitive in the 21st century or it would be “devastating” to tech businesses and innovation. Among its provisions, the Patent…
The federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid has announced plans to decrease the reimbursements paid for generic drugs that it pays to health-care providers starting July 1, but at least some New Hampshire pharmacists say that the action could force…
Two measures requiring health insurers to expand the coverage offered on their New Hampshire policies are navigating their way through the Legislature and likely toward the governor’s desk. The New Hampshire Senate passed a bill May 10 requiring that health…
When tort defendants are held jointly and severally liable, the total of all damages is payable by each defendant without regard to each defendant’s individually assigned degree of fault. Because this rule allows plaintiffs to seek out defendants who may…
The College Equals Opportunity public awareness campaign has recognized four New Hampshire college sophomores and juniors for their leadership abilities and awarded them scholarships totaling $20,000. CEO is a statewide effort that highlights the college experiences of business leaders of…
When XMA Corporation - a Manchester-based provider of radio frequency and microwave products - sought to beef up its marketing efforts, it found what turned out to be a perfect match with a group of Daniel Webster College students. Dave…
I just returned from the spring meeting of the Counselors of Real Estate in Montreal. The weather was unseasonably warm and I did manage to get in a couple of long walks in such a wonderful, cosmopolitan city that seamlessly mixes…
As it is for most admissions directors, Mary Grondahl’s top priority is advancing the College of St. Rose in Albany, N.Y., whose goal it is to continue it’s more than 40 percent-per-decade growth rate. But, faced with a maximum capacity…
A natural disaster in the forests of western Canada coupled with softening demand for new homes in New Hampshire has placed the state’s timber industry at the center of a perfect storm of falling prices, according to one state timber…
