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At this time, when many people are driving to and from holiday celebrations, it’s important to remember that even one drink can be too many. For drivers over the legal drinking age of 21, blood alcohol content of 0.08 and above will be evidence of impaired driving. For those under […]
1.5 million drivers are arrested annually for DWI/DUI. In 2016 alone over 4,000 New Hampshire operators were arrested for impaired driving. It is never advisable to operate a vehicle or watercraft if you have consumed alcohol, drugs or medications that may impair judgment. Instead, assign a designated driver, call a […]
As drones become more common, concerns for misuse have increased. The FAA has implemented rules addressing safety issues. These rules apply to drones that are less than 55 pounds in weight and used for commercial (i.e. non-hobbyist) operations. Use of a drone to take photographs or videos for compensation or […]
Are you considering purchasing property with the intent to develop or subdivide it? Or perhaps you want to subdivide your existing lot. It is important to know if your intentions comply with municipal zoning ordinances and subdivision regulations; the purpose of which is to avoid issues that arise within poorly […]
Graduation season brings an increase in under-age drinking parties. Many parents worry that despite the law, their teenaged children may participate. While some believe it’s safer if this occurs at home with supervision, adults put themselves and others at serious risk when they permit underage drinking. The law defines a […]
There are many reasons to form a business. You want to start a new business, or formalize the existing structure of an established one, or perhaps you are purchasing real estate and want to limit your liability. The key is to choose the correct entity type. Here are some factors […]
Workers’ compensation generally covers all employees, including part-time, temporary, and immigrant workers, regardless of fault. The work-related medical issue may be the result of a one-time incident, a long-term repetitive motion, or a workplace safety issue. You have two years following the injury to notify your employer and begin the […]
A recently signed bill will ease the process for homeowners seeking to create additional living units on their properties. The new law, which becomes effective June 1, 2017, is designed to increase affordable housing options in New Hampshire, particularly for the elderly and young adult children just starting to build […]
Serious, sometimes lifelong illnesses have been increasingly linked to the presence of dangerous household molds. In response to growing concerns, a group of business leaders, health administrators and legislators from New Hampshire formed the NH Mold Task Force to address the need to protect people from the physical, emotional and […]
In the Lakes Region, fireworks displays are offered throughout the summer at a number of venues. These are performed by licensed professionals and are supervised by the local fire department. As a result, the risk of injury is relatively low. The same cannot be said about private fireworks displays. Fireworks […]