Fall deer activity can create sudden hazards for motorcyclists on New Hampshire roads. Deer move more during the fall breeding season and are often active during morning and evening hours. On wooded roads, rural routes, curves, and areas with limited sight distance, you may have only seconds to respond when a deer enters the roadway. […]
Dashcam footage can provide valuable evidence after a New Hampshire car accident because it may capture the collision, traffic signals, vehicle movements, road conditions, and events immediately before impact. When drivers disagree about what happened, objective video can help attorneys, insurers, and jurors evaluate competing accounts. This evidence can be especially significant under New Hampshire’s […]
A Labor Day weekend DWI arrest in New Hampshire can begin two separate legal processes: a criminal DWI case and, in some situations, an administrative driver’s license suspension. New Hampshire law gives drivers limited time to challenge an administrative suspension, making the days immediately following an arrest significant. A first DWI conviction can carry a […]
Yes. A driver can be charged with DWI in New Hampshire even when a breath or blood test shows a blood alcohol concentration below .08 percent. The .08 threshold is not a guarantee that a driver is legally safe from a DWI charge. New Hampshire law separately prohibits driving while under the influence of intoxicating […]
After a New Hampshire car accident, an innocent social media post can become evidence an insurance company tries to use against your injury claim. Tenn And Tenn, PA helps injured people understand how insurers evaluate evidence, challenge damages, and investigate accident claims. Photos, videos, comments, location information, and posts from friends may be examined for […]
Unsafe road conditions can cause a motorcycle crash even when no other vehicle makes contact with the rider. In New Hampshire, liability may depend on who controlled the road, what made the condition unsafe, whether the responsible party had legally sufficient notice, and whether a contractor, utility, trucking company, or another private party created or […]
Early fall can change a familiar New Hampshire motorcycle ride before the weather feels like fall. As daylight shortens, a trip that begins in bright afternoon conditions may end with low sun, long shadows, glare, dusk, or darkness. These changes can make a motorcycle harder for another driver to notice and can make road markings, […]
Falling leaves can create serious motorcycle hazards on New Hampshire roads by reducing tire traction, hiding pavement defects, and making lane edges harder to see. Wet leaves can be especially slippery on curves, intersections, shoulders, bridge approaches, and shaded stretches where moisture can remain on the pavement. If your motorcycle goes down on a leaf-covered […]
Late summer can leave New Hampshire motorcyclists dealing with several road hazards at the same time. Ongoing paving, milled pavement, loose gravel, worn temporary markings, standing water, storm debris, shoulder drop-offs, and uneven transitions can reduce traction or leave you with less room to react. A surface problem that feels minor inside a passenger vehicle […]
Serious motorcycle accident injuries can require medical care for months, years, or life. When a crash damages your brain, spinal cord, bones, nerves, skin, or ability to move, the full treatment plan may not be known during the first weeks. You may need surgery, rehabilitation, therapy, medication, adaptive equipment, home changes, or ongoing medical monitoring. […]