New Hampshire Personal Injury Attorneys
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Read MoreWhen someone is injured in a car accident, slip and fall, or other accident, and wants the person(s) who injured them to pay them money, the injured person must prove four (4) things: duty, breach, causation, and damages. However, to prove each element is not so intuitive. In Part 1 of this blog series, I […]
Read MorePersonal injury cases, sometimes referred to by lawyers as tort cases, require proof of four (4) things: a duty to act in an reasonable way; a breach of that duty; that the breach of that duty caused injury; and that the breach of that duty caused damages, including medical injuries and monetary losses. Specifically, proof […]
Read MoreWhen a person is injured (physically and/or emotionally), their legal cause of action is generally classified as a “tort.” All personal injury (tort) law suits involve the same basic legal elements: duty, breach, causation, and damages. However, just as a person can be injured in one of many ways (e.g. car accident, slip and fall, […]
Read MoreSlip and fall cases are one of the hardest kinds of personal injury cases to win. Injured plaintiffs must show not only that the property owner/tenant had a legal duty (responsibility) to prevent their fall, but also that the owner/tenant breached that duty (failed to respond to the circumstances accordingly) and that their injuries were […]
Read MoreFollowing a divorce, many people find themselves in a position of hopelessness when their former spouse refuses to comply with a clear court order. However, New Hampshire law provides that a judge may find a person in contempt “upon a finding of the violation of any Court order”. Upon a finding of contempt, the judge […]
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