Gambling for Good
The real winners at New Hampshire’s licensed casinos are the state’s charities.
Law & Politics
The Project Proceeds
This might be the year when New Hampshire begins to understand what the Free State Project means
Webinar: Guide to Wills and Estate Planning
Learn the four pillars of wills and estate planning from the experts at McLane Middleton, Shaheen & Gordon and Fiduciary Trust of New England
The New Hampshire Statehouse Turns 200
In honor of the New Hampshire Statehouse's 200th anniversary, Visitor Center Director Virginia Drew takes you on a guided tour of the country's oldest capitol building still in use.
Ask the Experts: Guide to Wills and Estate Planning
Planning for what happens to your assets following your death may not be the most pleasant of tasks, but it’s important. We asked experts to identify some of the most important elements of wills and estate planning.
Fresh Start?
What you need to know before you file for bankruptcy.If you're on the brink of drawing down your retirement savings to pay your credit card bills, New Hampshire attorneys have a nearly unanimous word of advice for you:"Don't," says Sandra…
Political Science?
The Granite State isn't eager to serve as a national lab rat.States, in theory, are supposed to be the "laboratories of democracy." The challenge of how to solve some of the nation's biggest problems is supposed to be undertaken by…
Walk the Line? Challenging a DWI charge requires a lot of sober consideration
It might surprise you if you're a frequent viewer of detective shows or courtroom dramas, but a policeman who stops a motorist and inquires as to whether and how much he or she has been drinking does not have to…
Who's on First? Why our head start in the presidential primary is fair play
So, once again, we're smack in the middle of presidential primary season. This time around it is the Republican candidates who are zinging their opponents and organizing their supporters, but there's another contest where everyone in New Hampshire is basically…
Politics of Mean
With so few carrots, why not use the stick?In late March the state's House Republicans were on the verge of passing their version of the state's two-year budget. With a three-to-one advantage they had all the votes they needed, but…
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