In the New Hampshire Business Review, Beth Deragon discusses pending House Bill 1512 and t
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Lawyers must be wary of any communication with jurors in cases the lawyers are litigating. It is universally recognized that such contact is forbidden as it could sway or influence a juror’s decision-making, even unconsciously. But how attenuated can such contact be and still be considered to f
The Internal Revenue Service has long taken, for obvious reasons, a dim view of classifications of revenue that diminish tax liability.
In the New Hampshire Business Review, Charla Bizios Stevens discusses the New Hampshire Department of Labor’s
At LinkedIn, Michael Crane, assistant general counsel at Capital One, uploaded a simple and direct two page handout identifying five legal concerns for communications profe
The Washington Redskins have filed their opening appellate brief in the case of Pro-Football Inc. v. U.S., No. 15-1874 (4th Cir.). The case arose over the U.S.
In a recent post, Eugene Volokh analyzes a complaint by numerous advocacy groups to the U.S.
In the New Hampshire Business Review, Brad Cook discusses the legal and educational implications arising from a continuing trend in national and New England higher education—that is, “small, vulnerable schools close in the face of more robust public institutions and both declining and ch
Attorney Christopher Hawkins recently penned an article in the New Hampshire Business Review on the legal landscape for drones.
From an article by Harry Malone in the New Hampshire Bar News: