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A Goffstown resident was attacked by two unleashed dogs during a morning walk, suffering multiple puncture wounds and forced to undergo rabies vaccinations after the owner's delays. Apis Law secured a $60,000 settlement.

Attorney Keith Diaz successfully settled a complex I-93 truck accident case in Southern NH. Learn how proper case building and lien negotiation resulted in a significant settlement for a delivery driver from the Manchester area.

We work closely with people who are injured because someone else failed to act responsibly. The goal of our personal injury attorney in Manchester, NH , is to make injury claims easier to understand and less intimidating. When you know how these laws work, you are better prepared to protect your rights and move forward with confidence. These cases often involve personal injury claims linked to car accidents and slip and fall incidents, along with other unexpected accidents.  

When your car is declared a total loss in a New Hampshire car accident, it’s critical to know your rights under state law. You may also be entitled to compensation for personal injury if the other driver was at fault.

Under New Hampshire law, dog owners are held strictly liable for injuries their dogs cause, even if the dog has never bitten before. As a result, many dog bite injury claims resolve efficiently, with settlements commonly ranging from $30,000 to $70,000, and higher when injuries involve scarring, nerve damage, infection, or rabies exposure.

N.H. R.S.A. 508:4 Personal Actions is a statute that outlines the rules surrounding the statute of limitations for personal injury cases. According to this statute, most personal injury cases must be filed within three years of the act or omission that led to the injury.

If you’re injured in a car accident in Goffstown, Bedford, or Manchester, New Hampshire, or just starting to explore your legal options, it’s normal to feel overwhelmed. The legal process can be confusing, and insurance companies aren’t looking out for you. That’s why I’ve put together this guide to the most frequently asked questions. I’ll break down what you need to know so that you can feel more confident and prepared.

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.

Wintry weather created dangerous driving conditions in Candia on Friday evening. At around 5 p.m. on November 28, 2025, State Troopers from Troop A responded to reports of two multi-vehicle crashes on Route 101 eastbound, just past Exit 3.

A New Hampshire construction accident lawyer secured a $275,000 settlement by reconstructing an unwitnessed jobsite injury through expert analysis, physics modeling, and nine depositions. With no video and no OSHA investigation, the firm proved that unsafe glass storage caused the collapse and reduced the workers’ compensation lien from $197,000 to $55,000.

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.

A fatal pedestrian-car accident in Manchester is under investigation following a late-night crash on Chestnut Street. According to the Manchester Police Department, officers responded at approximately 11:00 p.m. on Friday, December 22, to the area of Chestnut Street and High Street after receiving reports that a pedestrian had been struck by a motor vehicle.

This blog article explains the most common personal injury cases in Southern New Hampshire. It helps readers understand how these accidents happen, who may be responsible, and when to contact a personal injury lawyer for help.

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.

A pedestrian suffered severe injuries in a hit-and-run crash on Route 103 in Sutton on Tuesday evening, according to New Hampshire State Police.

The Tragic Consequences of a Recent Car Accident A deadly motor vehicle crash in Manchester claimed the life of a driver on Wednesday afternoon. A southbound vehicle on South Commercial Street ran a red light at Granite Street and collided with four parked cars. Manchester Police reported that the crash occurred just before 4 p.m., directly across from the WMUR-TV station . The vehicle ran the red light at the intersection. It continued forward and struck a line of parked,

A serious motor vehicle crash in Bedford left two individuals with life-threatening injuries after a Chrysler Pacifica struck a concrete barrier at the Bedford Toll Plaza on the F.E. Everett Turnpike. According to New Hampshire State Police – Troop B, the collision occurred at approximately 9:17 a.m. on Tuesday, November 18, 2025, when a gray 2023 Chrysler Pacifica driven by a 76-year-old North of Manchester veered into a concrete barrier while traveling southbound.

This case study looks at how a New Hampshire car accident attorney can connect the property damage claim (for the totaled vehicle) with the personal injury claim to protect the client’s full recovery. It focuses on New Hampshire's total-loss rules, valuation disputes, and how bodily injury and property damage claims work together after a serious car accident.