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Tips to Hire the Best Personal Injury Lawyer in Lebanon If you’re facing injuries from an accident in Lebanon, New Hampshire, money may be on your mind. After all, treating a serious injury is not cheap. Depending on the type of injury and its severity, you could be looking at a six-figure medical bill. Recovering[…]

If you are injured on the job in Vermont, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits for your lost wages and medical expenses. Sometimes, employers try to capitalize on their workers’ unfamiliarity or ignorance of the workers’ compensation system to avoid paying a fair settlement. In these cases, or in cases where a person[…]

If you were recently injured in a car accident in Vermont, you may be entitled to receive compensation for your injuries and financial loss. After an accident, you may be wondering if it is really necessary to involve a lawyer. Serious car accidents can leave you in pain and out of work, with medical bills[…]

If you were injured in an accident in New Hampshire, you have important legal rights. Under the state’s laws, you may be entitled to recover substantial compensation. To help ensure that your rights and interests are properly protected, our experienced New Hampshire personal injury lawyers offer a detailed look at some of the most important[…]

How Long Do I Have to File a Personal Injury Claim in Vermont? Were you severely injured in an accident in Vermont? If so, you have a right to recover financial compensation from the responsible party. However, as the state of Vermont has a strict statute of limitations in place for personal injury claims, you[…]

A car accident in Vermont can be expensive. In addition to damage to one or all of the vehicles involved in the collision, one or more of the people in those vehicles can suffer injuries that require them to obtain expensive medical treatment and potentially face other financial damages like having to leave work and[…]

How Long Do I Have to File a Personal Injury Claim in New Hampshire? In New Hampshire, the statute of limitations for personal injury claims in most cases is three (3) years from the date of the accident. In cases where the victim’s injury is not immediately obvious, the statute of limitations is three years[…]

Have you had a “bad day” or been fed up with a retailer?  We sure have.  Most of us have probably wanted to even drive our car through a store . . . but, luckily, most of us know better. This lady didn’t… A great reminder:  When you’ve had enough, take a few deep breathes[…]

A Step-by-Step Guide through the Processes of a Lawsuit (Applied to Vermont and New Hampshire) Many personal injury cases in Vermont and New Hampshire resolve without the need to ever file a lawsuit.  However, when negotiations breakdown, the case needs to be put into litigation.  This begins the formal process of putting your case before[…]

“What is my Vermont personal injury case worth?” “What is the actual value of my New Hampshire personal injury case?” These are among the most often asked questions, and understandably so.  Our clients are typically facing mounting medical bills, lost time from work, and are dealing with daily pain limitations.  However, this question is impossible to answer until[…]