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Anna Goulet Zimmerman

Normand, a New Hampshire Divorce Client

By Law Office of Manning Zimmerman & Oliveira PLLC |

“Before I hired a New Hampshire divorce attorney to represent me in what I knew would be a very contentious divorce, I interviewed 4 other law firms. After a personal meeting with Anna, I knew I had the right lawyer. Anna listened and understood my situation. She explained in very explicit language what I… Read More »

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Do I Still Have a Personal Injury Claim If I Am at Fault Too?

By Law Office of Manning Zimmerman & Oliveira PLLC |

The most common questions we receive in a personal injury claim are “How do I prove my case?” and “What is my case worth?” Which party is at fault determines what financial recovery you have a right to in any personal injury case. New Hampshire follows a comparative fault system. That is, the amount… Read More »

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Bikers, Walkers Threatened By Increase In Distracted Driving

By Law Office of Manning Zimmerman & Oliveira PLLC |

More Cars, More Walkers and Bikes, More Distractions = Higher Traffic Deaths According to the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA), almost 6,000 pedestrians were killed in 2016 in traffic accidents. In 2015, more than 800 bicyclists lost their lives in motor vehicle-involved crashes. Pedestrian deaths shot up 10 percent between 2014 and 2015, bicyclist… Read More »

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Workers’ Compensation and Workplace Safety

By Law Office of Manning Zimmerman & Oliveira PLLC |

Workplace Safety Economic swings are common in capitalist economies, often thought of simply as “good times” and “bad times.” Sometimes, however, we experience extreme swings, from the Great Depression of the 1930s on the low end, to the “DotCom” and housing boom covering the years from the mid-1990s to the mid-2000s on the high… Read More »

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