Two recent federal court decisions require the attention of hospital administrators and physician leaders. In the first, Doe v. Leavitt, the First Circuit Court of Appeals considered a claim brought by a physician who asserted that a hospital had improperly…
What about peanut butter and preserves? Considering there have been 400 members elected every two years for what at times seems like an eternity, more than a few philosopher-lawmakers have taken to the rostrum as members of New Hampshire’s storied…
We have all survived the first three months of 2009 and the first two months of the new presidency. The stock market continues to oscillate. Home sales are not brisk, but the Northeast is in much better shape than some…
We have all had cash shortages at times in our businesses. This is certainly true in tough times. Cash crunches also commonly occur when business is very good and we’re growing. Here are some simple, proven steps to better cash…
I recently declined an invitation to go sailing in St. Martin. I love sailing down there. The trade wind sailing past palm-fringed beaches is spectacular! Several factors combined to make me decline the invitation, but the flights home were a…
We have all survived the first three months of 2009 and the first two months of the new presidency. The stock market continues to oscillate. Home sales are not brisk, but the Northeast is in much better shape than some…
Over the next three years, New Hampshire will receive more than $23 million in federal stimulus money designed to create jobs and increase energy conservation by funding a major boost in home weatherization projects. The program is one piece of…
