Ethics Committee Formal Opinion #1989-90/17 Conflicts of Interest/Multiple Representation of Parties in Commercial Litigation August 25, 1990 ANNOTATIONS A lawyer shall not represent a client if the representation will be directly adverse to another client, unless the
Practical Ethics Article May 12, 1999 Most lawyers have drafted documents such as letters and contracts for a client knowing that the client intended to send these documents to another person. Ordinarily, such actions would not seem
Circuit Court Session December 21, 2020 Circuit Court Session January 25, 2021
By Gina Belmont, Circuit Court Sr. Administrator On January 1, the Circuit Court launched several new or modified Landlord and Tenant Forms, which are highlighted on the court’s website. After several months of collaborative effort to improve
January 1992 U.S. Senator Joseph R. Biden, Jr., who chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee, was featured as the keynote speaker during the Bar’s recent 1992 Mid-Winter Meeting Banquet on January 24. A written copy of Senator Biden’s
January 13, 2021 By Scott Merrill State of New Hampshire Department of Health & Human Services Some of the neediest people in New Hampshire are being unnecessarily institutionalized. That’s according to a lawsuit filed in federal court
Supreme Court and two Superior Court vacancies this Fall will soon be considered by the Judicial Selection Commission. One position on the Superior Court requires a land use background: The land use docket Superior Court judge shall
By: Nancy Gross (Website Producer) and Misty Griffith (Member Service Coordinator) Included in your section membership is access to the corresponding forum. Forums are online discussion sites where members can safely and securely converse with each other
Maintaining Client Confidences and Confidential Information While Increasing Your Online Presence Ethics Corner Article Dear Ethics Committee, With an increased number of people working from home, I am communicating with colleagues and clients over my computer and
New Family Treatment Court to be Established in Circuit Courts within Sullivan County By: Susan Warner On October 16, the Department of Justice (DOJ) awarded the New Hampshire Judicial Branch $1.75 million to establish a new family