New Hampshire Personal Injury Attorneys
24/7 Call Answering 603.713.0100New Hampshire Business Taxes While the Granite State has neither a broad-based income tax nor a general sales & use tax, the State does have a number of taxes that do impact both businesses and individuals. This article will outline the New Hampshire Business Profits Tax (Statute – RSA 77-A & Administrative Rules –Rev. 300) […]
Read MoreNew Hampshire’s Answer to Punitive Damages The term “punitive damages” has entered the mainstream, so most non-lawyers are familiar with the definition: essentially, monetary damages awarded by a jury for the purpose of punishing the defendant for egregious wrongdoing. Many people may be surprised to learn that punitive damages are almost never permitted under New […]
Read MoreIsrael F. Piedra of Welts, White & Fontaine, PC has been selected to the 2017 New England “Rising Stars” list. Each year, no more than 2.5 percent of the lawyers in the region are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this honor. The “Risings Stars” list is comprised of attorneys who […]
Read MoreTraps for the Unwary Abound! Many of our firm’s Nashua area commercial/business landlords and tenants have questions and concerns about how best to resolve disputes. Mediation is one option. Mediation is available throughout the New Hampshire judicial system, from small claim actions to Supreme Court appeals. However, court-sanctioned mediation is not available in landlord/tenant actions. […]
Read MoreAttorney Jack White recently presented at a New Hampshire Association of Justice seminar entitled “Mediation: Winning Without Trying.” The presentation was part of NHAJ’s annual personal injury fall forum. Attorney White’s remarks focused on the use of a live witness as a strategic tool in personal injury mediations. The New Hampshire Association of Justice, formerly […]
Read MoreThe treatment of money allocated to goodwill and non-compete agreement in business sales concerned a Nashua area small business owner. The business owner had been working with a business intermediary (business broker) to sell her business. The attorneys were brought in very late in the transaction. Until that time, for whatever reason, little attention was […]
Read More5 Important Considerations Many New Hampshire business owners have questions about selling their business. Here are five tips to assist a business owner to familiarize themselves with the process: 1.Make Sure Potential Buyers Are Qualified Working with a buyer who will not be able to complete a transaction is a huge waste of time (and […]
Read MoreQ: Estate planning client has concerns about whether her former spouse can still inherit her assets? A client had been through a divorce several years before coming to our office for a will, trust and some business transition strategy advice. During marriage she had built up a profitable business, and had retained several assets post-divorce, […]
Read MoreAround 2.5 million people in the United States are injured in car crashes every year, including 30,000 fatalities. New Hampshire generally sees over 100 car accident deaths per year. Many car accidents are caused by rear-end collisions. It is estimated that there are 1.7 million rear-end collisions per year in the United States. Rear-end collisions […]
Read MoreHorseback riding and other equestrian activities are popular in the New Hampshire, as they are in most areas of the United States. A recent study estimates that equine-related business in the United States is a $102 billion industry. Equestrian sports can be an enjoyable and fulfilling pursuit. However, horseback riding and other equine activities can […]
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