WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR INJURIES TO SUBCONTRACTORS?

ARE GENERAL CONTRACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR INJURIES TO EMPLOYEES OF SUBCONTRACTORS FOR SOMETHING OUTSIDE THEIR CONTROL? Grady v. Jones Lang Lasalle Construction Company, Inc., No. 2017-0371 (Aug. 8, 2018) In a fact-dependent decision, the New Hampshire Supreme Court...

INJURED WORKERS TO RECEIVE DIRECT DEPOSIT

Despite the digital age, New Hampshire workers injured in the course and scope of their employment have been paid their weekly disability benefits through paper check mailed to their home address.  Current Labor Department Regulations allow the insurance carrier to...

In Memoriam, Kenneth Bouchard, November 27, 2017

It is with the deepest regret we inform you that on Monday, November 27, 2017, Attorney Kenneth Bouchard, founding member of this firm, died after a long-battle with young-onset Alzheimer’s Disease. The name of Ken Bouchard is well known in the New Hampshire legal...
Ambiguous Insurance Policies

Ambiguous Insurance Policies

Is your insurance policy ambiguous? Just because you have paid your premiums on-time, doesn’t mean that your insurance policy will pay out. Suing Insurance Company To Pay Out On Paid Policy In Exeter Hosp, Inc. v. Steadfast Ins. Co., No. 2015-0624, slip op....
N.H. Uniform Securities Act Takes Effect Jan. 1

N.H. Uniform Securities Act Takes Effect Jan. 1

An updated state securities statute goes into effect on Jan. 1 that repeals and replaces the current New Hampshire Uniform Securities Act and promises to modernize and simplify the capital-raising process for early-stage companies and other small- and medium-sized...