Several years ago I blogged (# 19) on the ability of a bankruptcy trustee to recapture payments made to a creditor within 90 days prior to a bankruptcy filing—a so-called “preferential transfer.” This preference attack can undo not
Remote Work, Economic v. Physical Nexus Where Are We Heading?
Word Association
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the term “remote work”?
I think of empty offices for which an employer is paying fair market rent, of difficulties in communicating with physically absent employees who
Miami company recalls sprouts in Florida, New Hampshire because of E. coli contamination
LEASA Industries Co. Inc. of Miami, FL, has recalled its alfalfa sprouts because of possible contamination with E. coli.The recall was not posted on the Food and Drug Administration’s main recall page, but was posted on its enforcement report,
Stewart’s Shops Recalls Heavenly Medley and Vanilla-Chocolate-Strawberry Half-Gallon Ice Cream for Possible Metal
Stewart’s Shops Corp. of Saratoga Springs, New York, is recalling two flavors of its half-gallon ice cream, Heavenly Medley and Vanilla-Chocolate-Strawberry, because the cartons may contain metal. The recalled ice cream was sold at every Stewart’s Shops location in New
Employer’s Religious Refusal to Cover Gender Dysphoria in Its Health Plan May Violate Title VII, But Not ADA
In Bernier v. Turbocam, Inc., (D NH, Sept. 28, 2026), Lillian Bernier, a transgender woman, sued her employer because the company refused to provide coverage in its health plan for gender-affirming care. The president of the company and his wife
NH Supreme Court Reverses Granting of Special Exception for Expansion of a Nonconforming Use Where Applicants Failed to Show No Reduction in Surrounding Property Values
This post was authored by Richard Diaz, Touro University Jacob D. Fcuhsberg Law Center
The New Hampshire Supreme Court addressed an appeal involving a special exception granted for the expansion of a nonconforming lakefront cottage. The property owners, Beth and
NH Chief Justice Resigns After Admitting Misconduct
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The Week in Weed: September 11, 2026
Welcome back to The Week in Weed, your Friday look at what’s happening in the world of legalized marijuana. This week, a New Hampshire candidate for governor came out in favor of legal adult-use cannabis. The Nebraska Supreme Court gave
#160: Navigating the Consumer Protection Act
Construction litigation is almost always premised on allegations of breach of contract, but it has now become commonplace also to see claims of “unfair or deceptive acts or practices” under the so-called Consumer Protection Act, RSA 358-A. This comes
New Hampshire Scrutinizes Personal Lines Auto Cancellations
On August 12, 2026, New Hampshire Insurance Commissioner David J. Bettencourt issued Bulletin Docket No. INS 26-052-AB (the Bulletin), directed to all “personal lines automobile insurers” operating in the state. The Bulletin addresses the New Hamshire Insurance Department’s (the NHID)