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New Hampshire’s Personal Injury Filing Deadline Explained

How the Three-Year Statute of Limitations Works in New Hampshire New Hampshire gives personal injury victims three years from the date of an accident to file a lawsuit. This deadline, established under RSA 508:4, applies to most personal injury claims in the state and is enforced strictly by New Hampshire courts. Missing it almost always […]

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Route 12 Crash Near Walpole Injures Three

A two-vehicle crash on Route 12 in Walpole, New Hampshire, closed the roadway just after 7 p.m. on a recent Thursday evening. Three people were taken to Cheshire Medical Center in Keene for minor injuries, and the cause of the collision remains under investigation. Crashes like this one are a reminder that even a routine […]

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Timber Trespass: What Happens When the Neighbor Cuts Down Your Trees

Disputes with neighbors are, unfortunately, a not-uncommon occurrence. They can be unpleasant, stressful, and sometimes escalate into a lawsuit. One category of neighbor dispute involves trees. Many folks take the trees on their property for granted — they exist and serve a purpose, but we don’t think too much about them. However, if a tree […]

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What Is My Tree Worth? Calculating Damages For Timber Trespass In New Hampshire

If your neighbor or their tree service cut down trees on your property, you are likely entitled to damages. Furthermore, if the trees were cut down accidentally (usually because of miscommunication or a misjudged property line), the neighbor’s homeowners’ insurance or the company’s liability insurance should provide coverage for the incident. In other words, if […]

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Insurance Coverage for Tree-cutting Claims in New Hampshire

In previous blogs, we explored the concept of “timber trespass,” a type of legal claim that arises when someone else cuts down your trees without permission. Timber trespass claims can occur intentionally and accidentally. Intentional timber theft is rare and usually occurs when a logger attempts to steal standing timber in order to sell it […]

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Benefits of Hiring A Personal Injury Lawyer

Benefits of Hiring A Personal Injury Lawyer An accident can leave victims feeling vulnerable and unsure of what next steps to take. Whether you’ve experienced a car accident, slip and fall, or any other personal injury incident, it’s essential to understand the importance of having a professional by your side. In these challenging times, hiring […]

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Domestic Violence Protective Order

If another person causes you to be in fear for your safety, under New Hampshire law you can apply for a domestic violence protective order. The party requesting the protection is called the Petitioner. If the event occurs on the weekend and there is a credible threat, local police can assist you with obtaining an […]

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Potential Problems After Auto Accident

Auto accidents happen everyday, and there are so many factors that can cause a collision to occur. All the parties involved in the crash have a responsibility to call the police, tend to those with injuries, exchange information with the other driver, gather evidence, and to notify their insurance company. While that may seem straightforward, […]

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Consequences of Arrest for Driving While Intoxicated in New Hampshire

In addition to putting yourself and others in danger, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs can have serious legal consequences in both criminal court and with the Division of Motor Vehicles. Even an arrest for this offense will impact your driver’s license and ability to operate a motor vehicle or boat in the […]

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Nashua Clients Ask When to Consider Updating or Revising Our Estate Plans?

Even the best-laid plans may need to be revisited and updated periodically to ensure they conform to your wishes. The following are several of the most common events that necessitate revisiting, or possibly revising, your estate planning documents: 1. Marriage. Did you, a child, or another family member named in your estate plan get married […]

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