Recent Blog Posts
What Happens If I’m Hurt on the Job in New Hampshire?
Getting hurt at work can turn your entire routine upside down almost overnight. Between medical appointments and missed paychecks, it is easy to feel overwhelmed by questions you never expected to ask. If you were injured while working in New Hampshire, an experienced workers’ compensation attorney in Manchester can help you understand what benefits… Read More »
Pedestrian Killed by Tractor-Trailer on Interstate 95 in Seabrook
On July 21st, 2026, multiple outlets reported that a pedestrian had died after being struck by a tractor-trailer on Interstate 95 in Seabrook. This tragic incident highlights how devastating a collision with a commercial truck can be, and it may leave surviving family members with questions about their legal options. An experienced truck accident… Read More »
Manchester Police Search for Driver Who Struck E-Bike Rider and Fled
A recent hit and run crash in Manchester left an e-bike rider seriously injured and searching for answers, since the driver responsible never stopped. If you were hurt by a driver who fled the scene, an experienced hit and run accident attorney in Manchester can help you understand your options for recovering compensation, even… Read More »
Can a Mail Carrier Sue After Being Bitten by a Dog in New Hampshire?
It’s fairly common knowledge that dog bites do not just happen to strangers walking down the street. Postal workers face this risk every day on the job. If a dog has ever bitten you while you were making a delivery or simply passing through a neighborhood, it helps to understand what New Hampshire law… Read More »
2026 Rovert E. Kirby Award Recipient Attorney Michaila Oliveira
The Robert E. Kirby Award was established in 1996 to honor the memory of Bob Kirby, a young lawyer “of great skill, civility and good humor” who died that year at the age of 35. Kirby was an attorney with the Concord law firm of Gallagher, Callahan & Gartrell. The purpose of the award… Read More »
What Happens When a Passing Driver Forces a Semi Truck Off a New Hampshire Highway?
Our Manchester truck accident attorneys often hear from clients who assumed a highway crash must be the truck driver’s fault. That is not always true. A recent crash in Auburn shows how quickly liability can shift toward a passenger vehicle. If you were hurt in a similar wreck, an experienced Manchester truck accident attorney… Read More »
After a Fatal Piscataquog River Drowning, What Does New Hampshire Law Say About Trail and River Safety?
On the evening of July 24, 2026, New Hampshire State Police Marine Patrol Officers responded to a report of a possible drowning in the Piscataquog River near Douglas Street in Manchester. A 23-year-old Manchester man had been walking along the Piscataquog River Trail with a friend when he entered the river to swim alone…. Read More »
When a Car Turns Left Into a Dirt Bike: Who Is at Fault in New Hampshire?
In July of 2026, local outlets reported that a teenage dirt bike rider was seriously hurt after a sedan turned left directly into his path at a busy Hillsborough intersection. The crash raises a common but tricky legal question. When a passenger vehicle and a dirt bike collide, who typically bears responsibility? If you… Read More »
Traumatic Brain Injury After a Car Accident: Long Term Compensation Considerations
A traumatic brain injury does not always announce itself right away. Headaches, confusion, and memory trouble can show up hours or even days after a crash, long after the police report has been filed and the adrenaline has worn off. If you or someone you love suffered a head injury in a wreck, working… Read More »
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 »
