Eric Blackburn and Mary Sheys were married for four year and had two children before they divorced in 2009. At the time of their divorce
Deborah and Matthew Hogan were skiing at Pat’s Peak when they fell from a ski chairlift and were injured. They wanted to sue the resort for
With the recent Supreme Court decisions on same-sex marriage and health insurance, it easy to overlook an important sentencing decision made at the same time.
As of July 1, 2015 it shall be a violation to use a cell phone while driving unless it is Bluetooth enabled, or a hands-free
Teresa Sheehan lived in a group home for people with mental illness. In August of 2008, her social worker called the police to check on
The United States Supreme Court recently curtailed a police officer’s right to extend a routine traffic stop for a K-9 sniff for drugs in Rodriguez
Workplace injuries are given unique treatment under the law. If a person is injured while not at work, and someone else is responsible, the victim
Can a Facebook Post Be Used As Evidence? State v Craig is an interesting case that gives some insight into how New Hampshire courts will
In State v. Broadus, the NH Supreme Court reversed and remanded two felony-level possession of drug convictions because the search was illegal. Ms. Broadus was
In the case of Susan R. White v Vermont Mutual Insurance Company, the NH Supreme Court had occasion to comment on when an adult child