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Horse-Related Injuries and New Hampshire’s Equine Liability Statute

Horseback riding and other equestrian activities are popular in the New Hampshire, as they are in most areas of the United States. A recent study estimates that equine-related business in the United States is a $102 billion industry. Equestrian sports can be an enjoyable and fulfilling pursuit. However, horseback riding and other equine activities can […]

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New Hampshire Burn Injury Lawsuits

Burns are some of the most serious and painful injuries to sustain. We typically think of burns as being caused by fires. However, burns can also be caused by liquids, electricity, radiation, or chemicals. Burns are grouped into four classifications. First degree burns are also known as “superficial” burns, meaning they only affect the outer […]

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Recovering for a Wrongful Death in New Hampshire

For most of us, the death of a loved one is the most difficult thing imaginable. On an emotional level, there is a deep and irreplaceable void. And from a practical perspective, a death in the family can have a major impact on a family’s financial well-being and support structure. From a legal perspective, “wrongful […]

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Can I Sue the Ski Mountain for My Skiing Injury in New Hampshire?

Winter is officially here, and thousands of people are celebrating by taking advantage of New Hampshire’s many ski areas. Skiing is enjoyed by millions worldwide and is an important part of New Hampshire’s economy. However, as every skier knows, skiing does not come without risks. Unfortunately, injuries are inevitable with a sport such as skiing, […]

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Injuries Caused by Drunk Drivers

Car accidents are one of the leading causes of serious personal injuries. Often, car accidents are caused by things like speeding, distraction, weather conditions, mechanical failure, or simply bad driving. Other motor vehicle accidents are caused by a driver’s intoxication. Drunk-driving accidents may result in extremely serious injuries, such as spinal injuries, paralysis, head injuries, […]

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Dog Bite Lawsuits in New Hampshire

According to the Center for Disease Control, approximately 4.5 million dog bites occur in the United States each year. Children are the most likely victims, and men are more likely to be bitten than women. Surveys have estimated that 30% of New Hampshire families own a dog. Dog bite injuries are treated uniquely under New […]

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Liability Releases And Waivers

Question: Are Liability Releases and Waivers Enforceable in New Hampshire? Liability releases and waivers are common, and many of us have signed dozens in our lives. They’re most often used in the context of recreation or entertainment: rock-climbing gyms, ski mountains, sports leagues, and ice rinks. Typically, they contain language stating that the participant in […]

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FAQ: Appeals to the New Hampshire Supreme Court

The following are some frequently asked questions regarding legal appeals in New Hampshire: I lost my case.  How do I appeal? Typically, the first step in an appeal is to file a Motion for Reconsideration in the trial court within 10 days of the decision you are appealing.  This is usually necessary to “preserve” the […]

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Personal Jurisdiction in New Hampshire

In order for a court to issue a binding judgment, the court must have both subject matter jurisdiction and personal jurisdiction over the parties to a lawsuit. Personal jurisdiction is the concept that a Defendant to a lawsuit must have some relationship to the forum state in order to be bound by that state’s courts. […]

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What are the elements of negligence in New Hampshire?

Most personal injury claims are based on a legal concept known as “negligence.”  Negligence is a concept not defined by a state or federal statute, but by what’s known as the “common law”: essentially, legal principles developed through centuries of court decisions.  In short, negligence is the failure to use reasonable care. A shopkeeper might […]

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