By Grace Yurish The New Hampshire Bar Foundation’s (NHBF) Fellows Program, which honors excellence in the legal profession and aims to provide support for the Foundation, held its Fellows Justice Reception at the Currier Museum of Art
By Tom Jarvis In the intricate tapestry of the legal profession, there exists a distinct and often underestimated cohort: the solo practitioner. Amidst the towering edifices of law firms and the bustling corridors of corporate legal departments,
By Grace Yurish On Monday, April 29, nearly 200 people gathered for a film screening hosted by the Friends of New Hampshire Drug Courts (FNHDC) of a documentary titled The 50. The film explores how trauma impacts
By Tom Jarvis In 2016, Dismas Home of New Hampshire (Dismas) was established by Julie and Jack McCarthy to address the needs of justice-involved women with co-occurring substance use disorder and mental illness. Offering effective clinical treatments
By Tom Jarvis Bringing a wealth of experience from the executive and judicial branches, Sarah Blodgett is poised to embark on a new chapter as the incoming executive director of the New Hampshire Bar Association. With a
By Grace Yurish Navigating issues with the IRS can be a frustrating and complicated process for anyone, but for those with a low income, finding a resolution can be even more challenging. Fortunately, organizations like 603
By Tom Jarvis On Thursday, March 14, more than 100 people gathered at the Barn at Bull Meadow in Concord to honor Linda Mallon, the esteemed former executive director of the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG).
By Julie Smiley The New Hampshire Women’s Bar Association (NHWBA), with support from the New Hampshire Bar Foundation (NHBF), recognized the International Day of Women Judges at a reception at the One Hundred Club in Portsmouth on
By Grace Yurish In the New Hampshire justice system, a significant challenge looms as a majority of litigants must navigate the legal process on their own. Nearly 85 percent of cases in the circuit courts feature at
By Tom Jarvis This month marks the five-year anniversary of the Free Legal Answers (FLA) program launching in the Granite State. There are currently more than 100 attorneys in eight counties across the state who volunteer for