If you were injured at a ski area or ski mountain in New Hampshire, you should immediately consult with an experienced New Hampshire attorney. Ski accident law is a niche practice area and your attorney should be intimately familiar with the unique challenges in these types of cases. Make sure…
The CDC estimates that 29 people in the United States die every day in a motor vehicle crash involving an alcohol-impaired driver. Sometimes the deceased party is an intoxicated driver himself. Sometimes the victim is an innocent passenger or unlucky driver. Always, it is a tragedy for the victim’s family.…
You may think that obtaining a civil judgment against someone means they will pay you. Respectfully, think again. The judgment only means they owe you the amount of the judgment. Then the hard work really begins: collecting. New Hampshire law allows thirty (30) days for a judgment debtor to pay…
Trampoline parks are one of the fastest-growing attractions in the entertainment world. According to industry sources, only three such facilities existed in 2009. Now, there are well over 1,000 worldwide. New Hampshire has several trampoline parks, including Launch Trampoline Park in Nashua, Altitude Trampoline Park in Pelham and Concord, Sky…
Happy New Year! Many new laws go into effect every year on January 1. This year is no exception and there are a few new developments that are worth highlighting. The new law gaining the most publicity in New Hampshire prohibits drivers from left lane highway travel where traffic is…
New Hampshire dentists (and other health care professionals) should tread carefully with their agreements with management and consulting vendors. A key issue in a health care transaction between licensed healthcare professionals and non-professionals providing comprehensive management services is whether the agreement will run afoul of state rules prohibiting the corporate…
My Parent Died In Nashua Owning Real Estate, Do I Need To Go To Probate Court? Yes, if the deed to the real estate was in your parent’s name only. When a person dies owning real estate in his/her sole name, then the real estate must go through the legal…
Liability waivers Liability waivers – also known as liability releases or “exculpatory contracts” – are almost omnipresent these days. They’re tucked into sign-up forms, on permission slips, in fine print on the backs of tickets, and in the “terms and conditions” on our favorite websites. As explained in a previous…
Nashua, New Hampshire start-up business has questions about the basics of operating as an LLC Our firm frequently consults with start-up and mature companies regarding the nature of the terms that govern their business relationship. In the parlance of the LLC, an owner of an LLC is referred to as…
For the second consecutive year, Welts, White & Fontaine attorney Israel F. Piedra has been selected to Super Lawyers magazine’s “Rising Stars” list. Each year, no more than 2.5 percent of the lawyers in the New England region are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this…