New Hampshire divorce attorney Amy Connolly discusses Gwyneth Paltrow’s recent divorce announcement and the new trend of couples seeking friendlier divorce options such as Collaborative Divorce.

If your child has been hurt in an accident involving a shopping cart, contact NH injury attorney Ryan Russman to find out more about your right to compensation.

A look at two bills that are being proposed in New Hampshire that could affect domestic violence suspects including one that would make domestic violence a crime and another that would give animals rights.

New Hampshire DWI lawyer Ryan Russman talks about the research being done to build a device that can be installed in all vehicles and can read drivers’ BAC before they start the engine.

New Hampshire DUI lawyer Ryan Russman talks about a recent study that suggests that drugged DUI cases are on the rise and will continue to be a problem unless something is done to stop it.

A lawmaker in Wisconsin who recently proposed a new bill to reduce child support payments for wealthy individuals has withdrawn his bill after receiving much criticism. Rep. Joel Kleefisch, R-Oconomowoc received national attention recently with a proposed bill that would exempt income over $150,000 for child support calculations if the parent earned more than that annually.

Family Law Attorney Connolly talks about how pets are treated as property during most divorce hearings and how collaborative divorce may be a good option for pet lovers.

New Hampshire Injury Attorney Russman talks about auto recalls and how a defective vehicle can be a serious danger to drivers.

DWI attorney Ryan Russman talks about a bill that was recently passed by the House that would allow first time DWI offenders to get restricted licenses in order to commute to school, work and medical treatment.

Medical Malpractice attorney Ryan Russman reveiws a recent ruling in Washington that the statue of limitations should not apply to children victims and how this could affect New Hampshire laws.

Ryan Russman reveiws how New Hampshire’s DWI laws stack up against other states according to anti-drunk driving group MADD.

New Hampshire family law attorney Amy Connolly discusses how a collaborative divorce may be a good option for parents seeking to reduce the negative effects their separation has on their child.

New Hampshire divorce attorney Connolly talks about how choosing collaborative divorce will allow couples to avoid the negative aspects of going to court.

New Hampshire family law attorney Amy Connolly discusses the financial benefits of using the collaborative divorce process as described in the US News and World Report.

A look at how today’s law regarding DWI checkpoints in came to be in New Hampshire as well as why DWI roadblock laws are still debated in the U.S.

New Hampshire personal injury lawyer Ryan Russman talks about a plane crash victim in California that may have died from negligence by the fire department.

NH DWI attorney Russman explains a case of alleged police brutality against a suspect. If a person feels that they are mistreated in anyway during their arrest process, they should make sure their DWI attorney is aware of this right away.

A woman in New Hampshire is facing charges for DWI after she was seriously injured in an accident involving a moose.

The key to stopping DWI once and for all is to make sure that people have a lot of options instead of driving under the influence. This article looks at why this is not always easy.

New Hampshire personal injury lawyer Russman discusses how smart phones and internet access may make impartial jurors a thing of the past.

New Hampshire personal injury lawyer Russman talks about how difficult it is to put a value on a loved one's life after they are killed in a wrongful death accident.

New Hampshire attorney Russman talks about steps that Washington is taking to reduce the number of DWI cases in their city and how it relates to New Hampshire law.

A look at a recent New Hampshire Register article that talks about the difficulties that same-sex couples face when seeking a divorce in a state that does not recognize their marriage as being legal.

Personal injury attorney Russman looks at a case involving a New Hampshire man who killed two people and an unborn baby during his attempt to kill himself.