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Legal Briefs: News From Around NH – New Hampshire Business Review

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Last updated: 2023/11/18 at 3:22 PM
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Business Surveillance From a Legal Perspective Webinar Nov. 30Nhbr Webinar Qtr 11 17 23169Legal and technological changes over the past few years have introduced new cost, privacy and security considerations for businesses’ video surveillance. Our panel offers practical implementation insights and expert legal perspectives to help participants select the right systems and avoid privacy law pitfalls. Discussion topics will include the practical and legal considerations that business owners and operators should keep in mind when implementing surveillance systems.
Keynote speaker is Michael Atkins, who has more than 30 years of legal experience representing clients in complex civil and commercial litigation matters. He has been privileged to represent and provide effective legal counsel to individuals, families and businesses ranging from start-ups, closely held or family owned to Fortune 500 Companies.
To view more information and to register, visit www.nhbr.com/business-surveillance-from-a-legalperspective/
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Nicole J. Herbst joined McLane Middleton as risk and compliance officer/senior trust officer, and Cathleen Sullivan joined as trust officer in the law firm’s trust services department. Herbst’s experience includes 28 years in the trust industry working as a personal and philanthropic trust officer, compliance and fiduciary officer, and financial planner. Sullivan is a trust and estate professional with over 25 years of experience working in the legal and financial industries.
Burns, Bryant, Cox, Rockefeller & Durkin P.A. in Dover has been listed by Best Lawyers in its Best Law Firms tier 1 rankings for 2024 in the area of personal injury law. Christine M. Rockefeller, Matthew B. Cox, John E. Durkin and Sarah E. Lavoie have all been listed in Best Lawyers in the field of personal injury.
The New England Legal Foundation appointed attorney Jim Merrill, managing shareholder of Bernstein Shur’s New Hampshire office, to its New Hampshire Advisory Council. Merrill provides strategic, grassroots, legislative advocacy and media solutions for a wide variety of corporate and nonprofit clients.
Gov. Chris Sununu has tapped Melissa Beth Countway of Alton, a circuit court judge and former Belknap County prosecutor, to join New Hampshire’s highest court.
If approved by the Executive Council, Countway would fill the vacancy left by the retirement of Supreme Court Justice Gary Hicks, who is stepping down at the end of November because of a constitutionally required retirement for all state judges at age 70.
Countway, 52, has served on the circuit court since 2017, and was one of Sununu’s first judicial nominees as governor.
“Judge Countway is a dedicated professional who has served the people of New Hampshire in a variety of roles throughout our justice system for decades,” Sununu said in a statement Nov. 8. “Her knowledge and experience on the circuit court will be particularly invaluable to her work on the bench to strengthen New Hampshire’s judicial branch and represent Granite Staters fairly.”
Countway attended the University of North Carolina School of Law, and studied at the University of New Hampshire, where she earned degrees in math and education. Countway was admitted to the New Hampshire bar in 2002, and worked as a clerk to former New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice David Brock.
Countway became Belknap County Attorney in 2011, and was reelected three times.
A public hearing on Countway’s nomination will be held before the Executive Council.
If confirmed, she’d be Sununu’s fourth appointee to the five-member state Supreme Court.
Sununu also nominated James Kennedy of Concord to serve on the New Hampshire Superior Court on Nov. 8. Kennedy is a former state prosecutor and longtime Concord city solicitor. — JOSH ROGERS/NH PUBLIC RADIO
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