Recent Blog Posts
When Can You Sue for Burn Injuries in New Hampshire?
Burns are some of the worst injuries one can suffer. Not only are they painful, but they can also cause lasting disfigurements that never truly heal. A wide range of situations may cause burns, and some of these accidents are caused by negligence. If you want to explore the possibility of a personal injury… Read More »
Can You Sue After a Snowmobile Crash in New Hampshire?
During the winter, many New Hampshire residents enjoy riding snowmobiles. These vehicles can be exhilarating, and they give us an opportunity to get the most out of the snowy months without being stuck indoors. However, snowmobiles can also be highly dangerous. If you have suffered injuries in a snowmobile accident, you may be struggling… Read More »
Seeking Compensation for Fuel Truck Crashes in New Hampshire
A fuel truck has the potential to cause serious injuries in New Hampshire. While some of the hazards associated with these vehicles are more subtle than others, companies must do everything in their power to transport fuel safely. Unfortunately, truck drivers and commercial trucking companies often fail in this regard – thereby putting numerous… Read More »
How Much Work Will I Miss Due to Whiplash?
Whiplash is a common injury for car accident victims in New Hampshire, and it can easily lead to missed wages. This injury may range in severity, but it generally causes serious discomfort, stiffness, and potentially long-term spinal issues. It is very important to rest after experiencing this injury, even if you feel tempted to… Read More »
Suing for E-Bike Injuries in New Hampshire
E-bikes are becoming increasingly popular in New Hampshire, and with rising popularity comes an inevitable surge of injuries. That being said, the increase in e-bike accidents isn’t just caused by more of these products being purchased. Accidents also inevitably rise with the increased velocities of these bicycles – and some e-bike models are capable… Read More »
Trucker Negligence in New Hampshire’s Snowy Conditions
Snowy conditions can make driving incredibly difficult in New Hampshire – and trucking can be particularly dangerous. Even in the best weather conditions, trucks struggle to avoid collisions due to poor braking distances and handling. Add snow and ice into the equation, and the trucking industry immediately becomes a severe threat for everyone on… Read More »
Options After Crashing into a River in New Hampshire
Crashing into a river can lead to some of the worst potential consequences after a crash in New Hampshire. It goes without saying that a driver’s life is at risk when their vehicle sinks into rivers or other bodies of water. Why are these crashes so deadly? What happens if a driver survives one… Read More »
What Are the Most Common Causes of Head-On Collisions in New Hampshire?
Head-on collisions in New Hampshire can cause some of the most catastrophic injuries imaginable. It’s not hard to see why. When two vehicles slam into each other at high speed, there is only one potential outcome: Serious property damage, permanent injuries, and potential death. What causes these accidents, and how can injured victims pursue… Read More »
How Much Will I Get for Burn Injuries After a New Hampshire Accident?
Burn injuries are some of the most serious ailments associated with New Hampshire accidents. Many people underestimate a vehicle’s potential to burst into flames, and this can occur with even a slight spark after a crash. Victims of serious burns struggle with various issues after their crashes, and their lives may never truly be… Read More »
Numerous Crashes Involving Government Vehicles in New Hampshire
Over the past month, New Hampshire has witnessed several worrying accidents involving public, government-affiliated vehicles. One accident involved a Fire Department vehicle, another involved a school bus, and a third involved a garbage truck. For those injured by government vehicles in New Hampshire, potential compensation may seem difficult to pursue. However, this process could… Read More »
