Bar News February 15, 2023
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New Hampshire’s First National Judicial Outreach Week Was a Success
By Mysty Shappy In partnership with the New Hampshire Bar Foundation, the Judicial Branch kicked off its first National Judicial Outreach Week on March 1 with a presentation by Circuit Court Judge Ellen Christo and Attorney Lyndsay
Living Well In 2023
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Continuing to Mitigate the Justice Gap: NHSC Says Voluntary Pro Bono Reporting Is in the Early Stages of Implementation
By Tom Jarvis NHBA Staff As part of a broader initiative to identify and remove barriers to pro bono service that the New Hampshire Supreme Court has embarked upon, voluntary reporting of pro bono hours for NH
NHBF and Courts to Participate in National Judicial Outreach Week
By Mysty Yackel Shappy NHBF Staff National Judicial Outreach Week, which is held in early March each year, is coming to New Hampshire through a partnership between the New Hampshire Judicial Branch and the New Hampshire Bar
Pitfalls for Telehealth Practitioners
By: Andrew B. Eills and Kaitlin P. Murphy Telehealth, also referred to as telemedicine, has a surprisingly long history. As early as 1924, science publications extolled the promise of a “radio doctor” linked to a patient by
Bar News January 18, 2023
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Milford High School Students Named We the People: The Citizen and Constitution NH State Champions on January 6, 2023
January 12, 2023 (Concord, NH)– For the second year, Milford High School students took first place at the We the People: The Citizen and the Constitution State Finals on January 6, 2023, at the City Wide Community
We the People: The Citizen and Constitution First Step to State Finals: NH District Hearings 2022
December 28, 2022 (Concord, NH)– New Hampshire high school students showcased their in-depth understanding of the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights when they debated in the form of “Mock Congressional Hearings” on Friday, December
Truncated Trials: Direct Testimony Through Affidavits
By Michael J. Lambert Imagine preparing a case for trial, but instead of preparing your witnesses for direct examination for your case-in-chief, you instead prepare and submit affidavits with their testimony. Your witnesses still must be in