Featured in Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly:
Commercial Real Estate Trends in New Hampshire – Helpful Hints Can be Found in Unlikely Places
Anyone trying to make a decision about commercial real estate in the last three years must have felt like they were looking for signs at a craps table: lots of
Know The Law: Maternity Leave
Q: I have a New Hampshire employee out on maternity leave. She is expected back at work in a couple of weeks. While she has been out, I hired a
Know The Law: Can You Explain Exactly What Probate Is?
Q: Can You Explain Exactly What Probate Is? A: In New Hampshire probate is a formal public process. When a person dies with probate property a probate estate is “opened.”
Planning for the Departure of a Business Co-Owner
When two or more individuals start a new business venture, often the last thing they think about, or want to think about, is the day when they will no longer
EEOC Rules Title VII Protects Transgendered Individuals From Discrimination in Employment
Sarah, Acme Company’s Human Resources Manager, receives a request for termination from the facilities manager for an employee named Larry. The manager’s reason for termination is that Larry does not
Liberty Bay CU Hands Financial Institutions Significant Victory
Featured in Banker & Tradesman (Boston, MA)
Know the Law: Health Care Reform Law
Question: I read that the Health Care Reform Law requires businesses with 50 employees to provide health insurance to all full-time employees in 2014. My company has 40 full-time employees
Know The Law: Pooling Servers’ Tips
Published in the NH Business Review: Q. I manage a restaurant and would like to pool the servers’ tips to enhance teamwork among the waitstaff, and ultimately provide a better
Probate: What It Is and How to Avoid It
We constantly hear from advisors that we should plan our affairs in such a way as to avoid probate. What does the phrase mean and what property is subject to
Mayo v. Prometheus – The Emperor’s New Law of Nature?
Published in the Boston Business Journal – TechFlash Section The March 20, 2012 Supreme Court decision in Mayo v. Prometheus has had time to sink in. Most patent practitioners reacted
Court Undermines ‘Pay for Delay’ Drug Deals
Published in New Hampshire Business Review http://www.nhbr.com/business/insights/975938-277/court-undermines-pay-for-delay-drug-deals.html
Know The Law: Mortgage Responsibilities When No Longer a Couple
Published in the Union Leader Q: My partner and I purchased a house together, but we are no longer a couple and I have moved out of the house. My
Will Your Business Contract Stand Up in Court?
The businessman quietly thanked his lawyer on the courthouse steps dismayed at the outcome of the four-day trial. The company had counted on a key contract being upheld, and recouping
The Benefits of Collaborative Law for Business Owners
Published in NH Business Review The benefits of alternative dispute resolution are well-known in the business community. In the family law context, alternative dispute resolution is highly valuable and creatively
Business Owners, divorce and collaborative law
Published in New Hampshire Business Review: For New Hampshire citizens who value privacy, cost-efficiency, expediency and outcome control, choosing an alternative dispute resolution mechanism is the optimal way to resolve