Lawyers who set examples
Remember two who demonstrated their lifelong commitment to the practice of law and good citizenship
New Hampshire Business Review - October-28 2016
A judge’s view of e-Court
With e-filing, disposition of small claims cases has been reduced almost 20% and guardianship matters are getting processed and scheduled more quickly
Big fools with bigger titles
It’s a mistake not to learn and seek out help from others
Training means commitment
Sustainable change takes hold through repetition of concepts and practice of learned behaviors over time
Rebranding New Hampshire: an opportunity
If we are going to reverse NH’s current demographic trend, both the private and public sectors must develop new strategies
Toxic masculinity and us
It’s time to face the painful societal reality of so many angry and isolated young men
Giving veterans the oral health care they earned
With today’s political landscape, we need more businesses to step up to the plate to handle critical health issues in New Hampshire and not wait for the state or federal government to act. While we are all pointing fingers at…
Magic words and the madness of crowds
The Trump spectacle, the rise of a transparently narcissistic buffoon who boasts of grabbing women by the genitals, is certainly unique in U.S. presidential politics. But some aspects are familiar. The look on the faces of Trump’s followers is the…
Transition through translation
Language Bank bridges communication gaps for NH’s immigrants
Where major candidates stand on key issues
From economy to workplace, a review of their stances
