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Law Matters

Law Matters

Tuesdays at 9 A.M.

The law matters in all aspects of your work and personal life. Learn about the law and some practical tips in dealing with legal issues that matter to you.

Tuesday, December 14, 202112/14/2021

Wills & Trusts

In Law Matters

Tuesday, December 7, 202112/07/2021

Holiday Parties, Computer Privacy

In Law Matters

Tuesday, November 30, 202111/30/2021

*Rerun* Avoiding Being Fired

In Law Matters

Originally aired on July 14, 2020

Tuesday, November 23, 202111/23/2021

*Rerun* Alternatives to Assisted Living

In Law Matters

Tuesday, November 16, 202111/16/2021

Wage Claims in NH

In Law Matters

Wednesday, November 10, 202111/10/2021

Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

In Law Matters

Tuesday, November 2, 202111/02/2021

Renting Your Home or Investment Property

In Law Matters

Monday, November 1, 202111/01/2021

Product Liability and Auto Accidents

In Law Matters

Tuesday, October 19, 202110/19/2021

Wills & Trusts

In Law Matters

Tuesday, October 12, 202110/12/2021

Real Estate Transactions

In Law Matters

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