Congratulations to our colleague Attorney Caroline Leonard, the 2020 recipient of the prestigious NH Bar Foundation’s Robert E. Kirby Award! https://t.co/xMJS3GTCOV
Thanks to Matt Burrows @mvburrows603 for participating and arranging @gcglaw sponsorship of game jerseys, and everyone else who helped raise money for the NH Pro Bono Benefit Hockey Game. It was a huge success! @NHBAR#nhlaw
Thanks to Matt Burrows for participating and arranging @gcglaw sponsorship of game jerseys, and everyone else who helped raise $6300 for the NH Pro Bono Referral Program, exceeding last year’s amount raised. @NHBAR#nhlaw https://t.co/pISTy4L3oM
Special Judicial Protections for NH Municipal Officials - New Hampshire Town and City, May - June, 2018 https://t.co/3eDYQd06tD #NH Municipal Law Association
Legislative Update for the Building Trades: A review of 2018 legislation aimed at construction law, land development and home building in New Hampshire by Ari Pollack for @NewHampshireHBA
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#NH#realestatelaw
“Language is not exactly what a one-sided occupation with dictionaries and the usual grammars might lead us to think, but a set of habits, of habitual actions, and…each word and each sentence spoken is a complex action on the part of the speaker.” —Otto Jespersen
#LANGUAGE
A PBS commentator just made a “double bobble” by saying, “NBC says it acted precipitously as soon as it received the complaint.” He meant “precipitately.” But he didn’t really even mean that: NBC would not have said it acted rashly. It acted quickly or expeditiously.
“If footnotes were a rational form of communication, Darwinian selection would have resulted in the eyes being set vertically rather than on an inefficient horizontal plane.”—Abner J. Mikva