New Hampshire Personal Injury Attorneys
24/7 Call Answering 603.713.0100Every business (small or large) should have a business succession plan supported by a properly drafted “buy-sell” agreement which acts like a “will” for your business. A good business succession plan will utilize estate planning and business planning strategies such as trusts, business buy-sell agreements and other legal documents to increase the chances for the survival […]
Read MoreIf you bring your car to the local repair shop, dealer, or any repair facility in the state, you automatically subject yourself to a lien on your car for the amount of the repairs if not paid. In addition, the repair facility is also entitled to a daily storage fee for every day your car […]
Read MoreAs we enter the New Year, the tradition is to make resolutions. Many of us will try to eat better, exercise more, and try to do all the things we have put off for too long. Many of us will fail and resolutions will be broken. However, there are some resolutions that are easier to […]
Read MoreIn the last year, 61% of new claims filed in the courts in New Hampshire were filed by “pro se” or self represented parties. So why hire an attorney? The most obvious reason is that attorneys know the law. That may sound cliché but often cases are won or lost based on the technicalities of […]
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 MoreWhen you purchased your home or if you are looking for a home with a view, you may not have been concerned about flood insurance, but some important changes to the law have made it important to consider the cost of flood insurance. A 2012 federal Act, the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act, has placed […]
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 MoreWithout question one of the major advantages of doing business in the form of a corporation or a limited liability company is the limitation of liability for owners. Generally, shareholders of a corporation and members of a limited liability company enjoy limited liability. Their personal assets are generally safe from the claims of the company’s […]
Read MoreDriving while texting is banned in New Hampshire (see NH RSA 265:105-a), and yet we have all certainly either seen people driving while texting or seen the telltale signs that someone may be distracted while driving, such as the inability to maintain a safe speed, ignoring traffic lights, or failure to stay within the traffic […]
Read MorePrior to discussing any details, it is important to note that extreme caution should be taken when a tenant attempts to withhold rent. Before doing so, it is recommended that an attorney be consulted. In order to protect those tenants residing in substandard housing units, New Hampshire has enacted RSA 540:13-d. Pursuant to this statute, […]
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