Monthly Archives: August 2026
Struck in a Manchester Crosswalk? Why “I Had the Right of Way” Isn’t the Whole Story
Manchester’s downtown grid, especially around Elm Street and the busy intersections near Victory Park, sees a steady stream of pedestrians crossing at marked and unmarked crosswalks every day. When a driver strikes a pedestrian, the legal analysis often turns on a statute most people have never read. Drivers Must Yield, But There’s a Catch… Read More »
Hurt in an Uber or Lyft Accident in Manchester? Insurance Coverage Depends on a Timestamp
Rideshare apps have become a normal part of getting around Manchester, whether it is a late-night pickup from a downtown bar or a ride to Manchester-Boston Regional Airport. But when a rideshare accident happens, figuring out which insurance policy actually applies can be surprisingly complicated. New Hampshire’s Three Coverage Periods New Hampshire regulates rideshare… Read More »
Bitten by a Dog in Manchester? Here’s Why New Hampshire Doesn’t Care if It Was the Dog’s “First Time”
Many people assume a dog gets a “free pass” for its first bite. In New Hampshire, that assumption is wrong, and understanding why matters if you or your child was recently hurt by someone else’s dog in Manchester. No “One Bite” Rule in New Hampshire Some states only hold an owner liable if they… Read More »
