McLane Middleton Minutes

In the latest episode of What's Her Story, McLane Middleton attorneys Linda S. Johnson   and Jennifer L. Parent interview Ahni Malachi, the Executive Director of the NH Commission for Human Rights. The NH Commission for Human Rights is a state agency for the purpose of enforcement of the law against discrimination in employment, public accommodations and the sale or rental of housing or comme...

In the latest episode of McLane Middleton Minutes, Charla Stevens, chair of the firm's Employment Law Practice Group, interviews  Tracie Sponenberg, the Chief People Officer at The Granite Group, on dealing with issues facing employee well-being in the workplace.

McLane Middleton attorney and first year associate Hanna May hosts First Year Associate View - a show that features interviews with lawyers at McLane Middleton on current legal topics, legal concepts, and issues first year associates are facing. In this inaugural episode, Hanna interviews Ellen Arnold about a recent Agritourism case Ellen and Hanna worked on together; Hanna's first as an atto...

In the latest episode of What's Her Story, McLane Middleton attorneys Jennifer L. Parent and Linda S. Johnson interview Tricia Soule, the Executive Director of the New Hampshire Business Committee for the Arts (NHBCA). The NHBCA educates, motivates, and recognizes business support of, and participation in, the arts.  The NHBCA advocates for the value of the arts in economic, social and commun...

McLane Middleton attorneys Jennifer L. Parent and Linda S. Johnson host the inaugural episode of McLane Middleton Minutes.  In this episode, they transition the firm's popular What's Her Story series to podcast form with an interview of JerriAnne Boggis, the Executive Director of the Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire. The Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire promotes awareness and a...