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Wednesday 5/22/2013

The Annual Meeting is your opportunity to once again experience the collegiality of the New Hampshire Bar - to renew old friendships and make new ones. The connections we develop or renew here can enhance our ability to enjoy the personal and professional relationships that make the practice of law rewarding.

The 2013 NHBA Annual Meeting on Friday, June 21 and Saturday, June 22 is packed with programs, activities and social events in the vibrant city of Portsmouth. Come experience the Annual Meeting in a more accessible, more affordable, more informal format. Learn more or register now!
 

The Bar Journal Education Issue is now available and includes these in-depth and timely articles:

• Mandatory Reporting Laws & Schools: Making Sense Out of Disorder: A practical discussion of the four reporting laws that impact K-12 public and private schools
• The Emergence and Evolution of Faculty Unionism: Key rulings in the evolution of faculty unionization in New Hampshire
• The Demise of Residency in Public Education: A discussion about the evolution and future of the requirement that students live where they learn
• School Suspensions: Know How Many Children Are Suspended in New Hampshire? Should You Care?: An analysis of New Hampshire's school disciplinary statistics and policy
• Claremont Redux: One take on education amendments
• Avoiding Claremont: Considering Yet Another Constitutional Amendment: A Claremont attorney's view of amending the Constitution
• Lex Loci: Reviewing cases from late fall 2012 through winter 2013

For those who would like printed copies, the Bar Journal is at the printer and copies will be available in about two weeks, by request, either per copy or for a year's subscription.
 

Legal Advice on Foreclosure
For Homeowners
The NH Bar’s Foreclosure Relief Project is providing information to the public through legal clinics being held around the state. An initial clinic was held at the Bar Center on March 14. The next clinics are scheduled for:

Portsmouth - Weds., May 22, 2-4 p.m., Portsmouth Public Library
Littleton - Tues., June 11, 1-3 p.m., AHEAD

Sessions are free; pre-registration required. Contact FRP coordinator Vanessa at 715-3255 to pre-register. The clinic includes an orientation session and a one-on-one meeting with an attorney working with the FRP project. (Seating is limited, so pre-registration is required)
 

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