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
NH Business Review - April 2022 Roughly two years ago, the Covid-19 pandemic forced remote work upon employers, many of whom had likely never ... Read more
New Hampshire Supreme Court makes an important ruling for drivers facing Administrative License Suspension (ALS) hearings On March 16, ... Read more
Differing Judicial Approaches to “Rip and Tear” Damages and “Legally Obligated to Pay as Damages” Disputes Surrounding Non-Litigated Faulty ... Read more
The New Hampshire Legislature, Supreme Court and Board of Tax and Land Appeals (the “BTLA”) had a busy 2021, passing legislation and issuing a ... Read more
The NH Medical Society recently posted a brief analysis and summary of revised NH Board of Medicine - Med 502 rule changes for opioid prescribing for ... Read more
To aid insurers and their coverage counsel in navigating the shifting terrain of faulty workmanship coverage disputes, this two-part article examines ... Read more
Implementing Out-of-Network Hospital Patient and Billing Protocols to Address the No Surprises Act What is a surprise medical bill? A surprise ... Read more
Implementing Patient and Billing Protocols in Private Practices Offering Mental Health Services to Address the No Surprises Act What is a surprise ... Read more
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