Concussions are among the most common injuries suffered by motor vehicle accident and slip and fall victims. Many people are unaware they may be entitled to compensation for financial losses arising from their injury. We offer the following Frequently Asked Questions to help inform individuals who believe they developed a concussion because of another person’s […]
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School is back in session, and big yellow school buses have returned to New Hampshire streets. Our state sees more than 2,600 school buses on our roads, transporting some 169,000 students annually. As one of the most heavily regulated vehicles, school bus transportation is estimated to be as much as 11 times safer than the […]
You’ve probably read more than one local news report about a crash after someone ran a red light and hit another vehicle. In many cases, people are injured in the crash, and those injuries are frequently serious. If you’ve been injured in a red-light accident in New Hampshire, call the experienced personal injury attorneys at […]
In 2018, writer Drew Magary had just finished singing in a New York City karaoke bar and was walking down a hallway when suddenly “the lights went out.” He collapsed on a concrete floor with a bloody head wound that left him in a coma for two weeks and long-term physical and cognitive damage that […]
Riding a motorcycle can bring an inexpressible sense of freedom, but it comes with substantially higher risks than driving a car. Because you’re unprotected by a metal framework, seatbelts, and airbags, even a minor collision can result in serious injuries. But why does the lack of these features make motorcyclists prone to serious injury? The […]
Accidents can happen at any time, and when they do, it’s crucial to document your injuries as soon as possible. This is not only essential for your health and recovery but also for any potential legal claims that may arise from the incident. In this comprehensive guide, we will discuss the importance of documenting your […]
You might be the most attentive motorcyclist in the world, but you could be heading for a crash if you don’t maintain your bike correctly. Motorcycles with broken, faulty, or worn-out parts can affect the smooth functioning of your bike, leaving you especially vulnerable to accidents and severe injury. The Motorcycle Safety Foundation recommends that all bikers […]
You might not think minor fender benders in New Hampshire could result in a high-value lawsuit–but they can. Even a low-speed crash can give rise to painful, lingering injuries that demand extensive medical treatment, including long-term physical therapy, hospitalization, or surgery. Sometimes, a person may even become temporarily or permanently disabled and unable to work. […]
New Hampshire is one of the few states that does not issue a learner’s permit. Instead, youth between 16 and 21 may apply for a “youth operators’ license,” which subjects them to specific regulations and conditions. However, even if a person with a youth operator’s license has an accident, they are subject to liability just […]
New Hampshire is one of three states that do not require motorcyclists to wear helmets. But just because you aren’t required to wear a helmet doesn’t mean you shouldn’t. According to NHTSA 2020 statistics, 64 percent of New Hampshire motorcyclists who died from injuries sustained in a crash weren’t wearing helmets. Although numerous factors account for […]