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Proving Negligence in Your Personal Injury Case

Establishing fault in the aftermath of an accident is not always as straightforward as it seems. In order to hold a party liable, or financially responsible, for an accident, it must be proven that the party acted negligently or carelessly in causing the accident in question to occur. 

Proving negligence involves establishing the existence of the following elements:

• The party owed a duty to the victim.
• The party breached that duty.
• The breach caused injuries to the victim.
• The victim would not have sustained the injuries but for the accident occurring.

Recovering Damages for Your Injuries

As your Concord attorney well knows, the financial devastation for a victim and family from a serious accident can be quite severe. Aside from medical expenses, accident victims may experience income loss on a temporary basis, permanent job loss, pain and suffering, and loss of future income due to permanent disability. All of these types of losses may be eligible for compensation through a personal injury claim, which can be facilitated with the help of your attorney.

Thorough Representation from Beginning to End

Since 1995, the criminal defense and DWI lawyers of Tenn And Tenn, P.A. have represented individuals accused of serious crimes in New Hampshire. Whether there has been a mistake of fact, mitigating factors, or simply poor judgment, we know the strategies to employ in order to obtain the most positive outcome in each case. 

Our attorneys will provide you with:

• A thorough investigation into the facts surrounding your case
• Answers to your questions about your case
• A clear explanation of the options available to you
• Assistance in making the crucial decisions about your case
• Thorough understanding of the laws relating to your case, as well as any precedents that have been set in similar cases
• Effective and skilled representation in the courtroom