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New Hampshire Personal Injury, Employment, and Real Estate Litigation Attorney

Focused Litigation for High-Stakes Problems

Apis Law is a New Hampshire litigation firm led by Attorney Keith F. Diaz. From the start, we focus on personal injury, employment litigation, and real estate litigation. In each case, we use strong proof and clear steps. We stay in direct contact and guide clients through talks, guided meetings, or court.

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New Hampshire Personal Injury Lawyer

Personal injury cases in New Hampshire depend on clear proof.  Then we show how the accident led to the injury and the losses that came from it.  We help clients hurt by unsafe drivers, unsafe property, or other avoidable dangers. In each case, we study how the accident happened. We also review how it changed daily life. Finally, we work to recover the full payment allowed under New Hampshire law.

Types of Personal Injury Cases

Apis Law handles a wide range of personal injury cases.  For example:

How Apis Law Approaches Personal Injury Cases

In personal injury cases, we investigate how the event happened and gather key evidence. We also review medical records to document the injury and any worsening of pre-existing conditions. When needed, we work with doctors and experts. In addition, we review lost income and any lasting physical or mental injury caused by the accident. At every stage, we use a firm, court-ready approach.

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Employment Lawyer Protecting New Hampshire Employees

In many cases, employment litigation puts a worker against a strong employer. For this reason, we help employees with firing conflicts, unfair treatment, harassment, disability issues, and cases where they reported wrongdoing. Throughout each case, we focus on simple facts, close review, clear proof, and strong steps that hold up in court.

Common Employment Matters

Employment representation includes:

Approach to Employment Disputes

We review job policies, contracts, and key records. We check if the employer violated state or federal law.   We also guide workers through settlement talks, agency claims, or employment litigation. At each step, we prepare each worker for the real demands of a legal case.

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Real Estate Litigation Attorney in New Hampshire

Real estate litigation often affects property rights, business sites, and building projects. Because of this, we help owners, buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, and contractors across New Hampshire. When talks fail, these cases need clear records and a strong court plan.

Types of Real Estate Disputes

Apis Law handles a wide range of real estate litigation. These include:

Strategic Approach to Real Estate Litigation

In real estate litigation, Apis Law:

  • First reviews deeds, plans, maps, and agreements

  • Then looks at the legal and real-life results of each option

  • When needed, uses liens and other tools

  • Works toward fast solutions but stays ready for court

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Case Studies

Case studies show how New Hampshire law applies to real disputes. In these examples, Apis Law outlines results across personal injury, employment litigation, and real estate litigation.

Here are a few examples:

• Serious Motor Vehicle Collision: A personal injury case where we found hidden insurance and contract links to secure fair payment.

• Employment Retaliation Claim: A wrongful termination tied to workplace concerns. We built strong records and used firm employment litigation steps to reach a fair result.

• Real Estate Boundary and Right of Access Dispute: A real estate litigation case involving a property access fight. We used deed records, maps, and clear court steps to resolve the issue.

Detailed examples are available on the Case Results page.

Frequently asked questions

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