Court affirmed discrimination protections extend to sexual orientation, transgender status Q: A supervisor wants to terminate an employee who the supervisor has promoted twice in the last four years and
On August 27, 2020, New Hampshire updated both the Universal Guidelines for All New Hampshire Employers and Employees and the New Hampshire COVID-19 General Travel and Quarantine Guidance, & Employer Screening and Exclusion
Practitioners engaged in transactions that involve the transfer of real property understand the utility, and in fact the necessity, of obtaining a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (“ESA”) prior to
As attorneys and staff return to the office, law firms will be collecting sensitive health and personal information about employees, clients, vendors, and other visitors to detect coronavirus symptoms, prevent
Q: My dad changed his trust to reduce my share shortly before he died, at a time when he was being treated for dementia. An attorney told me that the
Q: Is there such a thing as “squatters’ rights”? A: Under the doctrine of adverse possession (sometimes colloquially referred to as “squatter’s rights”), you could lose your property, or at
It is an open secret in the artificial intelligence (“AI”) field that there is no widely accepted definition of “artificial intelligence.” For example, Stuart Russell and Peter Norvig present eight different
Under the ADA, it’s not an easy matter, even in a pandemic Q. Our company wants to protect those workers who may be at higher risk for severe illness if
There have been a number of cases filed over the past year that involve human trafficking victims suing hotels claiming those hotels turned a blind eye to the use of
This school year is going to be different – very different. Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, school districts in the region are still developing their plans which include elements
Last month, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) struck down the 2016 data-sharing agreement between the United States and the European Union, which permitted personal data to
A replay of McLane Middleton’s webinar on August 18, 2020 featuring attorneys Charla Bizios Stevens and Adam M. Hamel.
Q: I’m planning to adopt my stepchild. Do we need to provide notice to the biological parent? A: This summer, the New Hampshire Supreme Court, in In re J.P., No. 2019-0743, 2020
As states begin to reopen their economies following months of shutdowns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, many employers are wrestling with challenging questions about how to bring their employees back
Running a successful business is a tough job. In the age of pandemic, it’s even tougher. Deciding how best to manage your business over the next several months and years
Diligence is still recommended despite easing of some policies The world faces an uncertain, and for some, insecure future amid the evolving Covid-19 pandemic. For the regulated community, the combined