The COVID-19 virus has not only caused illness and panic, it has caused cancellations and delays in the vital services provided by the New Hampshire Family Court.  Families in distress look to the Family Court to resolve and guide them through difficult and sometimes life altering circumstances.  Disruption in the Family Court schedule is another unfortunate by-product of ... more

A former administrator at a continuing care retirement community, called the Woodlands, sued in federal court both his employer and its President for revealing to the community members the reason for the firing.  The President of the community sent a memorandum to community residents stating the former administrator had been terminated because of a pattern of unprofessional ... more

Employees may have a variety of reasons to change employers; whether to get into a new career, look for more financial security for family; and/or because the work environment is not optimal.   When seeking a new job, it is best to be employed so it is better not to quit and then look for a replacement job if you can tolerate the wait. Your employer may decide to walk you ... more

When I was a kid, one of the many questions I had for my parents was “why do I have a godmother and a godfather?” The answer my parents gave me was that if I needed somebody to take care of me, my godmother and/or godfather would be the ones to do so. That is not truly the case though; yes, a godparent can have a significant role in your child’s life, as a mentor, ... more

POTUS is an acronym for the President of the United States.  Many people have strong opinions, some negative and some positive, about the President.  However, for most employees it would be a mistake for them to think they have the right of freedom of speech to express their political opinions in the private work place.  Freedom of speech relates to restrictions on the government's ... more