New Hampshire Bar Association

10/12/2026

The Sustainable Lawyer takes a candid and practical look at the pressures facing today’s legal professionals and, more importantly, at what lawyers, colleagues, supervisors, and organizations can do about them. Beginning with current national and New Hampshire data, the program examines the connection between attorney well-being and professional performance and identifies resources available to lawyers who need assistance.

Register here: https://tinyurl.com/yeubwf2u

10/08/2026

Thank you to the Merrimack Valley sponsors and their generous sponsorship of the Foundation's Annual Dinner.

The Bar Foundation extends its sincere thanks to our generous Merrimack Valley sponsors of the 2026 Annual Dinner.

10/07/2026

Thank you to the Great North Woods sponsors and their generous sponsorship of the Foundation's Annual Dinner.

10/06/2026

Thank you to our Seacoast sponsors and their generous sponsorship of the Foundation's Annual Dinner.

The Bar Foundation extends its sincere thanks to our generous Seacoast sponsors of the 2026 Annual Dinner.

10/02/2026

Thank you to McLane Middleton for its generous sponsorship of the Foundation's Annual Dinner, and its continued commitment to the Foundation’s mission.

The Bar Foundation extends its sincere thanks to McLane Middleton, the generous Book Sponsor of the 2026 Annual Dinner.

09/29/2026

The Basics of Family Law course brings together experienced New Hampshire practitioners for a comprehensive look at the essential tools attorneys need to handle family law matters effectively and confidently.

From opening a divorce case and navigating property division to addressing parental rights and responsibilities, financial affidavits, child support, and alimony, this full-day program explores the issues that arise throughout a family law case. Faculty will also examine mediation as an important component of resolving family disputes, provide insight into supreme court appeals, and share practical lessons and professionalism considerations drawn from experience in the field. The day concludes with a focused discussion of the ethical issues family law attorneys encounter in a practice where professional responsibilities and intensely personal client concerns frequently intersect.

Register here: https://tinyurl.com/y4ftjjkx

09/23/2026

School Law 2026 brings together leading practitioners to examine the legal issues shaping today's schools and educational communities.

Designed for attorneys, school administrators, teachers, union representatives, principals, school board members, and other education professionals, this practical program explores the latest developments in school law and the real-world challenges facing New Hampshire's public schools, staff, and students.

Register here: https://tinyurl.com/3k8nxnxc

09/17/2026

The September issue of the New Hampshire Bar News is out now! Inside, you’ll find the following articles:

🔹 Judge Joseph Laplante to Receive Kenison Award at Bar Foundation Annual Dinner
🔹 NHBA Symposium to Focus on Practice Readiness, Mentorship
🔹 Kelly Conviction Marks First Under New Hampshire Fetal Homicide Law

There are also several articles with important information about environmental law and telecommunications, energy, and utilities law and much more!

Got feedback? Let us know by emailing [email protected].

Read it here: https://www.nhbar.org/publications/bar-news

09/14/2026

Whether you are looking to broaden your practice, better serve existing clients, or explore meaningful opportunities to give back, Immigration Law Now offers a practical and engaging introduction to today's immigration landscape. Designed for both immigration practitioners and attorneys with little or no prior immigration experience, this full-day program combines foundational instruction with timely legal developments, litigation strategies, and guidance from experienced attorneys.

Register here: https://tinyurl.com/2x4fd3uc

09/09/2026

Help bring civics to life for students this school year!

Judge Landya McCafferty, Judge Kimberly Bacher, and Judge William Delker will lead an interactive coaching session featuring easy-to-use civics activities that lawyers and judges can bring directly into middle and high school classrooms. Many of the activities are based on real cases and designed to make the judicial system engaging and accessible for students.

This session is part of a broader Civics Bootcamp series aimed at preparing volunteers to support civic education in their communities. Join us and get ready to connect with students and inspire the next generation of informed citizens.

Register here: https://tinyurl.com/2jhfrbvd