The Manchester-based law firm of Devine Millimet is being sued by a legal-insurance provider that alleges the firm didn’t provide complete information on an insurance application. The Attorneys Liability Protection Society says that the Manchester-based law firm - one of…
A proposed House bill would study the merits of asking counties to provide case management for disabled and elderly Medicaid clients living at home - a change that might put four large case-management firms out of business and shake up…
Higher taxes, tighter regulation and more government spending. Not exactly the words you would expect from a fiscal conservative appointed by former Gov. Craig Benson. But all of the above is being proposed by state Department of Employment Security Richard…
When the New Hampshire Women’s Bar Association held a dinner a few years ago to honor the first 100 women admitted to the New Hampshire Bar, some were surprised to discover how many of those first “pioneers” are still around…
Nearly 60 percent of restaurants, nightclubs and stores with liquor licenses in New Hampshire get their beer delivered by one Concord company that has spent the last six decades building a reputation for customer service. New Hampshire Distributors, a wholesaler…
Higher and more volatile energy costs are what New Hampshire and the Northeast can expect in the years ahead, predicts the newest member of the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission. Clifton Below of Lebanon, 49, worked extensively on issues affecting…
A couple of young lawyers in my office asked me recently what had changed over the period of time that the “older lawyers” in the office had been in practice. I told them to ask the “older lawyers,” and they…
Amusement ride rule needed To the editor: I would like to ask your readers to let me know about their experiences with amusement rides and amusement ride parks. As way of background, I sponsored the state’s first law requiring annual…
The consequences for failing to save e-mail in the face of potential litigation can be disastrous. As discussed in our related article in the Nov. 11-24 New Hampshire Business Review (“To avoid legal catastrophe, preserve you e-mail”), courts now require…
Jan. 7: Senate Republicans vote to change the locks on colleague Tom Eaton’s office until he coughs up $16,000. Jan. 20: Former President Bill Clinton visits New Hampshire to voice support for the state’s first-in-the-nation primary. Feb. 19: Rumors of…
