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Kelly Conviction Marks First Under New Hampshire Fetal Homicide Law
By Tom Jarvis In a historic jury verdict, William Kelly became the first person in New Hampshire to be convicted under the state’s 2018 fetal homicide law. A Carroll County Superior Court jury convicted Kelly, 40, on July 9 of two counts of second-degree murder for the December 17, 2023, deaths of his girlfriend, Christine ... Read more The post Kelly Conviction Marks First Under New Hampshire Fetal Homicide Law appeared first on NHBA .
MoveMakers and NewsMakers for Aug. 18, 2026
Kansas City | Other Kansas City National law firm Armstrong Teasdale announces the addition of Litigation Associate Samuel A. Pomeroy in the firm’s Kansas City office. He handles all phases of litigation, from drafting pleadings to appearing at trial, negotiating settlements, and managing appeals. Pomeroy has counseled employers and employees on restrictive covenant issues and claims under the Missouri Human Rights Act. As part of his practice counseling employers, he regularly drafts and reviews employment agreements such as noncompete/nonsolicitation agreements for employers. In addition…
Navigating uncertainty as a lawyer
Uncertainty is no stranger to the legal community. Whether waiting for employment offers, discovery, opposing counsel to respond, or a verdict, for many lawyers, uncertainty can create a heightened sense of anxiety and distress, which can lead to burnout and professional dissatisfaction (LCMLA 2022). Struggling with uncertainty and the unknown is a common part of human experience. Our brains are wired to protect us, scanning for potential threats and looking for evidence to fit that something could go wrong. When we don’t know what the future holds, our minds naturally try to fill in the…