The corporate fraud legislation signed into law July 30, 2002, and known as the “Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002,” addresses systemic and structural weaknesses affecting the U.S. capital markets revealed by
Federal regulations require that facilities with certain types of above-ground or below-ground storage tanks must have spill prevention, control, and counter measure (SPCC) plans in place. On July 17, 2002
Many states, including New Hampshire, have laws in place that encourage the self-reporting of environmental violations. The United States Environmental Protection Agency also has a policy that deals with self-reporting.
Those who use Internet domain names in bad faith beware. On January 1, 2000, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers’ (“ICANN”)Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (the “Policy”)
Your technology company needs to rent meeting space at a hotel or convention center for a seminar or large meeting. Aside from obvious business considerations like location and access, facility
State Representative Derek Owen of Hopkinton has introduced a bill that would make it State policy to use the so-called “precautionary principle” when determining the safety of using products and
As companies increasingly rely on websites to conduct business and provide information to consumers, they also need to become more sophisticated in protecting the intellectual property rights associated with those
APPENDIX TO § 2590.606-1 MODEL GENERAL NOTICE OF COBRA CONTINUATION COVERAGE RIGHTS (For use by single-employer group health plans) ** CONTINUATION COVERAGE RIGHTS UNDER COBRA ** Introduction You are receiving
1. Introduction a. Definition of New Hampshire Limited Liability Company (“LLC”) i. Definition found in New Hampshire LLC Act: Limited Liability Company formed under the laws of New
As demographic factors and medical advances increase the life expectancies of the population, employers and members of their workforce are coming under increasing pressure to provide for elderly family members.
As almost any company that has been involved in a superfund case knows, the liability associated with historical, legal waste disposal practices extends indefinitely into the future. For the hundreds,
About a decade ago, the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services took the first step in regulating water consumption. The rules then required reporting consumption of more than 20,000 gallons
In recent months there has been an increased level of environmental enforcement activity, particularly at the State level. Often, the first step in the enforcement process is an inspection. The
Landowners often feel squeezed between their desire to enjoy, preserve and protect special attributes of their land and economic pressure to maximize development of their land. Such pressures on individuals
Perhaps the best way to think about the future of water law in New Hampshire and the allocation of New Hampshire’s water resources is to understand from an historical perspective
Environmental issues routinely arise in all types of real estate transactions, from the sale of individual residences to the transfer of large commercial and industrial facilities. Managing the associated risks