New Hampshire Business Review - May-16 2014

May 1, 2014

NH Business Review Staff

Debunking the myths of lending money to family

Amiel Z. Weinstock,

Intra-family loans are one of the easiest and most effective estate-planning tools out there

The benefits of investing the old-fashioned way

Daniel Cohen,

Most products developed in the past few decades have made it more complicated for the average investor

Proposed changes to transfer tax raise questions

Susan Manchester,

Legislative committee to consider new DRA rules in June

Religious garb and grooming in the workplace

Andrew Hamilton,

When it comes to accommodations, there are a number of things employers should keep in mind

Preparing for war in your LLC operating agreement

John Cunningham,

A possible solution: mediation and arbitration provisions

No more H-1Bs? What am I supposed to do now?

Nathan P. Warecki,

Employers rejected in this year’s H-1B lottery may feel lost, but there are alternatives

Cartoon for the Week of May 16, 2014

NH Business Review Staff,

Proposed Clean Water regulation is all wet

Megan Prieto,

Troubling rule would undermine the rights of businesses and property owners

The unique impacts of divorce on business owners

Monica Ann Ness,

By arming themselves with knowledge of what to expect, they can devise a strategy to protect their interests

Northern Pass foes aren’t just up north

NH Business Review Staff,

To the editor: I was just reading the article on New Hampshire's energy market volatility (“Is energy market volatility a sign of things to come?” May 2-15 NHBR). The misinformation that I would like to address is in regards…

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