Legal Question in Business Law in New Hampshire

Re: Barred from a public establishment

Generally speaking, the proprietor can bar someone

simply because she doesn't like that person. If she's

renting space in a government owned building, though,

it can become illegal. If you are, say, black, and her

real reason for barring you is prejudice, then, again,

it would be illegal. But if you are not a protected

minority like blacks, you won't have a civil rights

case, I don't believe.

Did I forget to tell you? I'm not sure of anything I

say! These are only off-hand opinions based on my

general knowledge of the law (which, as a lawyer, may

be better than that of some non-lawyers, but ...); I have

not checked any of what I'm saying by reading the

actual law.

Now, let me get back to answering your question(s):

SLANDER, on another hand, at the campground or even in

her own bar, IS actionable. Is she maliciously spreading

mistruths about you? What is she saying? What can you

prove she has said? To how many people has she said it?

Who will willingly testify (or swear to in an affidavit)

to what she said? Who could be coerced to so testify?

You might want to contact a local attorney on that basis.