Accessory dwelling units, often called ADUs, have gained attention across New Hampshire as towns address housing supply and land use concerns. Property owners look at these units as a way to add flexibility without large-scale development. If you own residential...
Land use in New Hampshire is meticulously organized into various categories, each serving a distinct purpose to ensure sustainable development and the preservation of natural resources. Understanding these categories is important for buyers and developers. According...
We recently finished a civil jury trial in Hillsborough County. Fortunately, we can report that we achieved a successful result. Although it is often hard to measure success in this business, the jury awarded our client almost three times as much as the insurance...
How many emails are in your inbox? Many of us who pride ourselves in our organizational skills and well ordered desks have hundreds of electronic messages on our systems. A company of ten or more employees could have more than 10,000 messages at any given time. ...
How safe is your money held by your attorney? Many may have heard the term IOLTA trust account. The acronym stands for “Interest on Lawyer’s Trust Accounts.” These accounts are generally designed for attorneys to hold money for the benefit of others. A retainer...
The State of New Hampshire budget for the 2010 biennium is in trouble. Every day the numbers change and income projections fail to live up to expectations. Approximately $150 million must be cut from the current budget soon. The judiciary and court system must cut...
In the perennial Christmas classic, A Christmas Carol, Ebenezer Scrooge complains before his redemption that the solution to the complaints of the poor and downtrodden is that they had better die “and decrease the surplus population.” Mr. Scrooge, as we all know, was...