Suing Segway
Richard Lund, a warehouse worker from Utah, was riding his brother’s Segway in Atlanta when he descended onto a deserted paved walkway on a sunny day in May 2005. He claims the machine suddenly jerked to one side and began…
New Hampshire Business Review - July 18 2008
Trade dressed to kill
As a business owner, one of your most valuable assets is the image of your goods or services — your product. This image is conveyed by the combined look of the product, its packaging and your place of business, collectively…
Convicted Enterasys exec implicates Benson, others
Robert Gagalis, the former chief financial officer of Enterasys Networks, filed a motion July 7 to vacate his securities fraud conviction with the claim that the real culprits - including former Gov. Craig Benson - were not targeted due to…
Manchester landmark faces uncertain future
Many longtime Manchester residents and historic preservation enthusiasts have a sentimental attachment to the Pandora building at 88 Commercial St., once a part of Amoskeag Industries and later the home of Pandora Industries, a company that manufactured and sold sweaters…
Norton On Real Estate: Despite woes, N.H.’s glass is still half full
I was asked to meet with a prominent New Hampshire construction company’s field management team, mostly project managers, field superintendents and foremen. I spoke about and answered questions regarding the state of New Hampshire’s economy, the impacts of rapidly rising…
