A future for downtown Concord
What is the ideal scenario for filling up the area’s vacant spaces?
New Hampshire Business Review - May-13 2016
Liability in bias cases
NH Supreme Court ruling makes all employees potentially liable for workplace harassment
Q&A with regional wine broker Dianne Carter
Dianne Carter, owner of New England Uncorked, has made it her mission to fight the stigma about the region’s wines.
U.S. moves to protect trade secrets
Defend Trade Secrets Act sets uniform federal standard
‘Debtors’ prison’ rule proposal to be aired
On one side are these unlikely allies: the American Civil Liberties Union and the NH Circuit Court, along with a law school professor and the NH Judicial Council. On the other side is NH Supreme Court Justice Robert Lynn. At…
A price on their heads: U.S. DOJ targets execs
A new department memo places individual culpability front and center in white-collar cases
FairPoint sees growth for data center service
Cloud-based offering mulled for small, medium firms
Echoes of Claremont in Dover funding case
Some people can’t seem to let go of their long-held grudges on paying for education
What Washington can learn from New Hampshire
In the Granite State, the law says all state judicial nominees must receive a public hearing
