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This case illustrates how cardiac contusions—even when initially misunderstood as “just chest pain”—can evolve into dangerous electrical disturbances requiring invasive cardiac ablation. It also demonstrates the impact of New Hampshire’s underinsured motorist (UM) stacking rules and how insufficient coverage can cap recovery despite significant medical harm.

In this New Hampshire personal injury case involving whiplash, Apis Law represented a client injured in a collision caused by a driver exiting a private driveway without warning. Although the client healed within several months and sustained no permanent impairment, Apis Law produced an exceptional outcome.

A New Hampshire personal injury case involving a delivery driver illustrates how a seemingly minor dog bite can escalate into significant financial exposure when the dog owner’s conduct demonstrates reckless disregard for public safety.

Motorcycle accidents often produce severe personal injuries and significant financial disruption, particularly for riders whose work depends on physical labor. Apis Law routinely represents injured motorcyclists across New Hampshire, helping clients navigate medical recovery while securing compensation for the economic losses that follow a crash.

Premises liability is a broad area of law. It applies when an owner creates or allows an unsafe property condition that injures someone lawfully on or near the property. To understand how these claims work in real life, here is a premises liability example drawn from an actual New Hampshire case litigated by Apis Law.

Despite severe injuries and ongoing symptoms, the absence of continuous medical documentation created a major causation challenge. Through strategic use of expert testimony and an uncompromising litigation posture, the firm secured a $95,000 settlement for the client after filing suit in Manchester, New Hampshire.

A New Hampshire employment dispute involving a long-serving municipal employee resulted in a $225,000 settlement after extensive litigation exposed procedural failures, misleading internal conduct, and a breakdown in municipal oversight.

This matter illustrates how constructive discharge, wrongful termination, and statutory whistleblower retaliation cases in New Hampshire intersect—and how skilled litigation strategy can overcome the hurdles these claims often present.

In New Hampshire, a DUI conviction requires proof beyond a reasonable doubt that the driver was under the influence “to any degree which impairs the person’s ability to drive safely.” Yet blood test results and the presence of substances like alcohol or THC do not automatically establish impairment. A recent case handled by Apis Law demonstrates how laboratory data—without retrograde analysis, field testing, or corroborating evidence—can fail to meet this burden. Apis Law -

What happened: Apis Law obtained summary judgment in a New Hampshire Superior Court driveway easement dispute. The Court declared the driveway rights to be a valid easement appurtenant that runs with the land, granted our client’s motion, denied the opposing cross-motion, and prohibited interference with the shared driveway—resolving a long-running boundary fight without trial. If you’re facing a driveway easement  or boundary dispute, retain a litigation firm  that tries—an

Understanding the Power of Story and Legal Leverage in DUI-Related Personal Injury Claims In enhanced-damages DUI cases in New Hampshire, the difference between an ordinary motor vehicle negligence claim and a high-value injury settlement often turns on one key factor — wanton conduct. When an impaired driver acts with conscious disregard for others' safety, New Hampshire law allows victims to pursue enhanced compensatory damages , even though punitive damages are not recogn

Apis Law represented the defendants/homeowners and secured a victory after a three-day bench trial in New Hampshire Superior Court. The Court entered judgment for the defense on the grounds of nuisance, negligence, and fraudulent misrepresentation, resulting in no monetary recovery against the homeowners.   Protect your property and your rights—book a confidential consultation with Apis Law: Why We Prevailed Causation governed the outcome . New Hampshire law required the

When family and business overlap, people often rely on trust rather than paperwork. That trust can fray. New Hampshire law offers powerful equitable tools to correct the record when legal title and true ownership diverge. In a recent three-day bench trial, Apis Law prevailed in Superior Court on claims that turned on constructive trust, quiet title, and unjust enrichment , securing a clear title for our client on multiple disputed properties and preventing an unjust windfall

New Hampshire prescriptive easement trial attorney Keith F. Diaz of Apis Law secured an 11-day trial win for Creeden & Day, preserving beach access, stabilizing dock rights, and clarifying shoreline rights to Lake Sunapee. ----> CONTACT APIS LAW Trial photo of the disputed dock. In the foreground, a granite monument marks the position of an important boundary marker on the lakefront. The short version—what we proved and why it mattered: In an 11-day bench trial, I represen

In an article published in November 2022, Apis Law reported news of an appeal filed to the New Hampshire Supreme Court challenging a trial court's dismissal of its client's lawsuit. Personal Injury Case | Appeal - Graham v. Eurosim Construction et al Attorney Diaz argued that his client's personal injury case was not barred by the Grafton County Superior Court's prior dismissal of an identical lawsuit against the same defendants. Click link to learn more about the pers