Phantom Stock Agreements as a Low-Risk Incentive for Employee Retention

The biggest complaint I hear from small business clients is the constant struggle to find and keep good employees. This is a common complaint across almost every industry in New Hampshire. Once they do find a good employee, the small business owner must then continuously induce the key employees to stay long term. This is […]
Understanding the Impact of Divorce on Children

Divorce is a complex and emotionally charged process that can have a significant impact on all parties involved, especially children. As parents navigate the challenging terrain of ending a marriage, it is crucial to recognize and understand the potential effects of divorce on children. Throughout the process, it is imperative that children remain children and […]
January 2024 Cultural Events

January 1, 1892 – Opening of Ellis Island as an immigration gateway Ellis Island was America’s largest and most active immigration station where over 12 million immigrants were processed between 1892 and Ellis Island’s closure in 1954. The purpose was to make sure that newcomers to the United States were legally and medically fit to […]
Navigating a Divorce in New Hampshire When You’re Over 60

Divorce affects all age groups. It is not just limited to newlyweds or empty nesters. Divorce for people in their 60s and 70s is becoming increasingly common. Divorce is a challenging and emotionally charged process at any age, but for individuals over 60, it brings a unique set of challenges. In recent years, the phenomenon […]
What Can I Do if My Employer isn’t Paying Me in New Hampshire?

As a worker in New Hampshire, you have a right to be paid in full and on time. If your employer isn’t paying you or made a mistake on your paycheck, you may have a New Hampshire wage claim and should talk to an employment attorney about your options. Unfortunately, there are many ways New Hampshire employees […]
Construction Worker Injured by Falling Wall in North Falmouth

Personal Injury Law & Accountability for Construction Accidents In an incident on Tuesday, November 14, a construction site in North Falmouth became the scene of a potentially life-altering event for one worker. A wall fell as it was being raised at a home under construction and left the individual pinned and suffering traumatic injuries. As […]
The ABCs – or HJLOs – of Business Immigration Options
With New Hampshire’s chronically low unemployment rates, hiring international workers can be a viable solution to address labor shortages. Whether your business has seasonal needs or requires an ongoing influx of highly skilled individuals to fuel innovation and growth, federal law offers a range of immigration options to accommodate New Hampshire’s diverse business demands. Here […]
Camp Lejeune’s Water Contamination Elective Option: A Cause for Concern

In a significant development, the U.S. Navy, in collaboration with the Department of Justice, has announced a new path to compensation for the victims of the Camp Lejeune water contamination crisis. The new initiative aims to expedite the processing of tens of thousands of claims related to illnesses caused by exposure to toxic water at […]
Samantha Heuring Joins Shaheen & Gordon’s Personal Injury Team
Shaheen & Gordon, P.A. is proud to announce the addition of Attorney Samantha J. Heuring to its Personal Injury Practice Group. Samantha also joins the firm’s YDC Victim Compensation Group and will be based out of the firm’s Dover office. Prior to joining Shaheen & Gordon, Samantha worked with more than a dozen victims of physical and sexual assault […]
Historic $40 Million Settlement Awarded to Hawaii Childhood Abuse Victim in Jehovah’s Witness Church Case

In a landmark ruling, a victim of childhood sexual abuse, known only as “N.D.,” has been awarded a groundbreaking $40 million settlement in a lawsuit against the Makaha Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses and Keneth L. Apana, an “Elder” within the congregation. As reported by KITV, The lawsuit, filed in 2020, recounted the traumatic experience of “N.D.,” who […]