Severance agreements one year after McLaren
Gray areas surround case decision that reaffirmed employers may not offer employees severance agreements that require employees to waive their rights under the NLRA
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NH Bar Foundation announces 2024 Justice Grant Awards
A committee of four board and Justice Society members made recommendations for awards based on program merits, sustainability, and funds available
NH missed a court deadline to end ER boarding. But it's making some progress.
The backlog of patients in hospital ERs is just one symptom of larger challenges facing New Hampshire’s mental health system
Legal cannabis sales in NH clear Senate, but will it become law?
House Bill 1633 passed 14-9 after hours of debate that included several amendments being introduced on the floor
Debate over Nashua asphalt plant is a ‘classic case’ of environmental justice
Newport Construction Corp. is continuing its effort in Hillsborough County Superior Court to build an asphalt plant at 145-147 Temple St. in Nashua
Concord planning board approves new casino zoning
Proposed new ordinance would not allow casinos to be created as a principle use, but would allow them as an accessory use in several districts
Keene passes 'cottage-court' ordinance to promote small-scale development
City officials hope the change will diversify the kinds of units developers can build, thereby offering more places to live
Concord solidifies plan to respond to homelessness
As the number of people experiencing homelessness in the area continues to grow, Concord's committee to end homelessness sets forth agenda
Housing in New Hampshire continues to become less affordable for buyers, renters
Rising housing costs, diminished inventory create barriers to adequate housing for both homeowners and renters across the Granite State
Affordable apartments slated for vacant city-owned land in Lebanon
Private developers looking to build 80-unit apartment building at 20 Spencer Street
