Commercial litigators are very familiar with the age-old client question: “Can the opposing party contact my former employee directly?” While ... Read more
Though, unlike the U.S. House of Representatives, New Hampshire’s House does not have a “hopper,” there is new legislation brewing in the ... Read more
Providence, RI – March 14, 2022: Sulloway & Hollis welcomes Timothy Frawley to the firm as a Member. Mr. Frawley brings more than 25 years of ... Read more
Eric Passeggio joins Sulloway & Hollis as a Member focusing his practice representing and advising utility & propane companies. Concord, NH ... Read more
A recent Hillsborough County Superior Court decision affirms LLC operating agreement where members waive traditional fiduciary duties of utmost care ... Read more
Supreme Court Provides Guidance Under New Hampshire Law The New Hampshire Supreme Court recently upheld a decision of the Merrimack County Superior ... Read more
The allure of free, clean, unlimited energy from the sun has always been tantalizing. Seemingly for decades, we have been on the cusp of the big ... Read more
Sometimes you can win the battle, and still lose the war. That was the case recently when a contractor received a default order in its favor, but was ... Read more
This Program allows banks to lend directly to businesses, and those loans will be backed by the Small Business Administration (“SBA”). This bill ... Read more
The majority rule in the United States favors the enforcement of liability waivers / releases immunizing parties from future liability for their ... Read more
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