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10 N.H. L. Wkly. 1 (1983-1984)

handle is hein.barjournals/nhlw0010 and id is 1 raw text is: I7(ewHampshire Law Weekly June 29, 1983 Vol. 10, No. 1, Page I Five Elected to Bar Foundation Grants Committee the task of making recommendations on the disbursement of all funds received through the Interest on Trust Accounts program. Barbara B. DeHart Barbara B. DeHart and Kimon S. Zachos of the Manchester law firm of Sheehan, Phinney, Bass and Green; Charles A. DeGrandpre of the Manchester law firm of McLane, Graf, Raulerson and Middleton; Douglas P. Hill of the Meredith law firm of Nungesser and Hill and Michael B. King of Hanover were recently elected to serve on the New Hampshire Bar Foundation Interest on Trust Accounts program Grants Committee. The Grants Committee is charged with 1886 Kimon S. Zachos Douglas P. Hill The program, allowing attorneys to earn interest on small or short-term amounts which otherwise would not be placed at interest for the benefit of the individual client, began in the state in January. New Hampshire was the sixth state in the country to have attained approval of the IOTA At the June 20 organizational meeting of the New Hampshire Bar Foundation Grants Committee are 1Ir Douglas P. Hill, Michael B. King, Charles A. Dearandpre, Bar Foundation Chair Jack B. Middleton Barbara B. DeHart and NHBA Executive Director Gail Kinney. Hill, King, DeGrandpre, DeHart and Klmon S. Zachos (not pictured) were recently elected to serve as the Grants Committee. DeGrandpre was elected chair at the meeting. concept. Since January, the IOTA program has attracted 302 lawyer participants from over 40 law firms and as of June 20, has received $16,115.52 in Interest income. The Interest money has been forwarded by 20 partici- pating banks throughout the state. Over 85 concluded on next page Independence Day In observance of Independence Day, the New Hampshire Bar Association office will be closed Monday, July 4. INSIDE * Morning Mail 2 * C.J. Dunfey Guest Speaker 2 * New Arrival 2 * Courts Corner - Case Management Plan- Group B 3 - Judicial Conduct Committee Report 4 - Judicial Council Biennial Report 4 - Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure 4 * Legislative Summary 6 * Supreme Court Opinions 9

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