New Hampshire Boat Accident Lawyers

With Law Offices in Manchester, NH

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    New Hampshire Boat Accident Lawyers

    With Law Offices in Manchester, NH


    Do You Need Legal Help?

      New Hampshire Boat Accident Lawyers

      With Law Offices in Manchester, NH

      Do You Need Legal Help?

        Millions in Verdicts & Settlements

        The attorneys at Tenn And Tenn are ready to help you solve your legal problems and obtain results.

        $9,000,000

        Pedestrian Accident

        $2,225,000

        Motorcycle Collision

        $2,224,000

        CarAccident

        $1,100,000

        Motorcycle Collision

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        Attorney John Tenn and his entire team are amazing people! If you need a lawyer, he is the man to call! He handled my case in a professional matter and took the stress out of it all.

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        The whole team were very professional and responsive. My case was effectively handled with good communication during the process. Very satisfied with the outcome. Highly recommend!

        A. McMillan

        I was recently in need of a New Hampshire lawyer. I was put in touch with John Tenn. He went above and beyond for me to make sure I got the best help. Tenn and Tenn thank you for being so helpful!

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        New Hampshire Boat Accident Lawyers

        Boating Accidents in New Hampshire

        New Hampshire has an abundance of lakes and ocean coastline, which makes a fun playground for many people who own boats. The largest lake in New Hampshire, Lake Winnipesaukee, is home to thousands of visitors each year, and has been a top boating destination for decades. New Hampshire boating is a widely popular leisure activity, and the state requires operators to be 16 and older and to have a boating education certificate for motorboats of 25 horsepower and higher. Those without proper boating education can put themselves and others at risk.

        Boating Accident Injuries

        When a person is involved in a boating accident, police or marine authorities will determine who is at fault. There are many boating accidents that can result in serious injuries to the operator of the boat, as well as the passengers of the boat. Property damage, injury expenses, lost time at work, pain and suffering, and other compensation are important things to have an experienced attorney evaluate for you. Sometimes a boating accident can cause death. If a person was boating under the influence of alcohol, New Hampshire has strict laws against such activity and the person will be arrested.

        Boating injuries in NH are not limited to collisions. Capsized vessels, defective equipment, and slippery surfaces can lead to boating injuries as well. As New Hampshire personal injury lawyers, Tenn And Tenn, PA can help persons injured in NH boating accidents.

        We help people with Personal Injury matters in the following locations: Alstead, Amherst, Andover, Antrim, Atkinson, Auburn, Bedford, Bennington, Berlin, Boscawen, Bow, Bradford, Brentwood, Brookline, Candia, Canterbury, Cheshire, Chester, Chesterfield, Chichester, Claremont, Concord, Deerfield, Deering, Derry, Dover, Dublin, Exeter, Francestown, Franklin, Goffstown, Greenville, Hampton Beach, Hampton, Hancock, Harrisville, Hooksett, Hudson, Keene, Laconia, Lebanon, Londonderry, Manchester, Merrimack, Nashua, Pelham, Portsmouth, Rochester, Somersworth, and Windham.

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        Boating Under the Influence in New Hampshire

        The maximum legally-allowed blood alcohol content (BAC) for a NH boat operator is 0.08 percent. If a boating operator’s BAC is higher than .08 percent, they may be charged with Boating Under the Influence, or “BUI”. There are many severe consequences of boating under the influence in New Hampshire. Outcomes include the possibility of causing serious injury or death to another person – or seriously hurting yourself or a member of your family. A convicted BUI offender in New Hampshire could be penalized with fines, community service and/or a jail sentence.

        NH Boating Regulations

        Boating in New Hampshire is governed by the Fish and Game Department. Boating education certificates are administered by the Department of Public Safety. To legally operate a motorboat in New Hampshire, operators must complete a classroom training course and pass a proctored exam if they do not already have a NH boating education certificate or a certificate from another state.

        Contact Our Experienced New Hampshire Boat Accident Lawyers

        If you or someone you know has been injured on New Hampshire waterways due to the negligence or carelessness of a boat operator, it is important to contact a personal injury attorney. This will ensure you will receive a fair chance to seek justice as well as compensation for the injuries. There are some instances when a boat accident attorney can help a person who was the driver in this type of situation. Our attorneys are experienced in New Hampshire boating laws and are able to guide you in the legal process. At Tenn and Tenn, PA initial consultations are at no cost to you.

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        The team of people who work for this firm are some of the most professional and personable individuals I have ever known. You can trust their knowledge and expertise. They are absolutely a five star organization.

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