| 2000-081 | In the Matter of Johane R. Telgener
and Richard J. Telgener* L. Jonathan Ross Carolyn S. Garvey |
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| Divorce - failure to consider tax consequences of property distribution | |||
| 2000-712 | State of NH Attorney General |
v. | Moskowski,* Gary David M. Rothstein Deanna L. Campbell |
| Simple assault; criminal mischief - inclusion of victim's out-of-court statements prior to victim testifying at trial, where testimony did not fall within any hearsay objection | |||
| 2000-762 | State of NH Attorney General |
v. | Berry,* Paul Mark l. Sisti |
| Aggravated felonious sexual assault, felonious sexual assault - admission of evidence of victim's reliability and credibility absent proper foundation; exclusion of evidence of victim's reputation for untruthfulness; whether court erred in ruling on motions in limine | |||
| 2000-776 | Boucher,* Glen A., Appeal of (compensation appeals board) Richard J. Walsh Andrew A. Merrill Attorney General |
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| Workers' compensation - attorney's fees; whether board erred by overturning twenty percent contingency fee for attorney on permanent impairment award; whether board erred in calculating interest due on permanent impairment award | |||
| 2000-778 | State of NH Attorney General |
v. | Club Sahara, Inc. d/b/a Steppin Out Lounge* Donald A. Kennedy |
| Allowing gambling on premises - video poker machines; exclusion of evidence of amount of licensing fees paid to city for video poker machines; failure to give jury nullification instruction; allowing police detective to demonstratively testify as expert that video poker machines were gambling machines | |||
| 2000-779 | CNA Insurance Company,* Appeal of (compensation appeals board) James E. Owers Bryan Clickner Edward F. Patch Attorney General |
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| Workers' compensation - whether claimant suffered loss in earning capacity in November and December 1997 | |||
| 2000-800 | State of NH Attorney General |
v. | Benoit,* John Robert D. Hunt |
| Driving while intoxicated - sufficiency of evidence; failure to prove that defendant operated vehicle at time alleged in complaint; whether court erred by speculating on defendant's blood alcohol level in absence of any evidence | |||
| 2001-019 | Estate of Laurence Hill* Francis X. Quinn Jr. |
v. | Benton, Christopher M.D. Robert Walsh |
| Wrongful death - medical malpractice; whether court's jury instructions were erroneous; whether court erred by instructing jury on comparative negligence since duty of care included preventing decedent's suicide; cross-appeal - whether defendant was entitled to directed verdict | |||
| 2001-023 | Wegner, Marsha, administratrix of the Estate of Christian Wegner Henry Spalos John Griffith |
v. | Prudential Property and Casualty Insurance Co. Mark Mallory Michael O’Shaughnessy for Holyoke Mutual Insurance Company* |
| Uninsured motorist coverage - whether insurer may deny uninsured motorist coverage to passenger because driver of insured vehicle had suspended license | |||
| 2001-038 | M.S.E.A. Realty Corporation* John G. Cronin John F. Bisson |
v. | Astro Waste Services, Inc., Waste Management, Inc., Republic Services, Inc. James M. Cassidy |
| Breach of lease - striking default; whether court erred by striking default against party who was properly served, never appeared, and never moved to strike default; failure to award costs to plaintiff as required by Superior Court Rule 14; whether court erred by allowing one defendant to assert statute of frauds on behalf of co-defendant; whether statute of frauds bars enforcement of lease; whether court erred by entering judgment for defendant who had not appeared, where the failure to appear had prevented plaintiff from conducting discovery against said defendant | |||
| 2001-043 | In the Matter of Kimberly (Collins)
Murphy and Richard Collins II* Keri J. Marshall Robert E. Ducharme Arthur C. Randlett |
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| Post-divorce proceedings - child support; whether court erred in ordering payment of child support for college student for whom father is paying one-half of tuition and expenses | |||
| 2001-045 | State of NH Attorney General |
v. | Litvin,* Valerie Leonard D. Hardin |
| Theft by unauthorized taking-whether city employee’s rights against self-incrimination were violated by questioning by city officials and shop steward; whether indictment is deficient for failure to describe what funds defendant stole with any specificity | |||
| 2001-049 | Hodgdon, Alice Brian Stern |
v. | Frisbie Memorial Hospital,* Geoffrey Stein, Robbie P. Corriss Michael B. O'Shaughnessy |
| Medical malpractice - whether physician who is specialist in one area may testify on standard of care in another specialty area; whether expert testimony met statutory standard on issue of proximate cause; allowing plaintiff to argue that physician's assistant acted improperly after directed verdict granted in favor of said assistant; admission of prejudicial irrelevant prior act; admission of exhibit made by counsel summarizing witness's testimony | |||
| 2001-053 | Panciocco,* Patricia Randall E. Wilbert |
v. | Lawyers Title Insurance Corporation Stephen G. Hermans |
| Title insurance - numerous issues including whether policy was ambiguous; whether "persons in possession" is equivalent to "adverse possession"; whether court erred on summary judgment in ruling that boundary line disputes and encroachments are matters not of record which would be disclosed by an accurate survey and inspection of the premises; failure to define legal terms in policy | |||
| 2000-117 | In re State of NH* Attorney General William Chapman Greg Sullivan Richard Guerriro Cathy Green |
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| Unsealing records – criminal investigation; whether district court erred by releasing portions of search warrant and arrest warrant while grand jury is engaged in active investigation of murders; failure to allow State to present ex parte information about the investigation and how release of information would affect it | |||
| 2001-118 | Union Leader Corporation,* WMUR-TV, Inc., and The Valley News* |
v. | State of NH |
| State of NH for State: Attorney General for Union Leader: Gregory V. Sullivan for WMUR-TV: William L. Chapman for Tulloch: Richard Guerriro |
v. | Tulloch, Robert | |
| Unsealing records – criminal investigation; whether district court erred by failing to unseal information; whether State presented sufficient evidence to warrant sealing court records | |||