Manchester Car Accident Lawyers

In the seconds it takes for an accident to happen, your life can change forever. An auto accident can leave you with serious injuries and emotional trauma, as well as medical bills, ongoing pain and other complications. The aftermath of even a minor accident can be significant, but you do not have to suffer on your own.

The lawyers with the Solomon Law Firm have over 100 years of combined experience in cases pertaining to injuries and accidents. We know what is at stake for victims, and we are committed to providing qualified guidance and exceptional advocacy on your behalf. If your accident was the result of the negligent or reckless actions of another person, we will fight for the fair compensation you deserve.

Help For Any Type Of Auto Accident

You may be unsure of what you should do after an accident, but you do not have to go through it alone. Victims of accidents caused by the negligence of another person, such as drunk or distracted driving, have the right to pursue appropriate compensation through a personal injury claim.

We have extensive experience in complex injury claims, and we have successfully helped thousands of clients pursue full and fair compensation. We are adept at dealing with insurance companies and pursuing compensation from all available sources for our clients. Our attorneys can help you if you were hurt in any of the following types of accidents:

• Motorcycle crashes
• Pedestrian accidents
• Accidents involving bicyclists
• Truck accidents
• Commercial vehicle collisions
• Work-related vehicle accidents

Starting with a complete evaluation of your case, we strive to develop the most appropriate and effective strategy for your unique situation. Our lawyers have the trial experience and knowledge of personal injury law necessary to obtain successful outcomes in even the most complex of cases. Learn more about how we help you recover the compensation you deserve for different car crash scenarios on our videos page.

Understanding New Hampshire Car Accident Reports

After every single accident in New Hampshire resulting in injuries, death or more than $1000 in property damage, you are required to file a New Hampshire accident report. The report must cover the following information:

• Personal information: You must include your name, address phone number and email, as well as the same information for each person involved in the crash. This includes other drivers and passengers.
• Accident information: You must include the date, time and location of the accident. You would also include all of the vehicle information, such as make, model and year for all of the involved vehicles.
• Insurance information: The name of the insurance provider, policy number and any relevant details about the policy. You would also include whether or not the other driver had insurance as well.

Your account of all this information must be complete within 15 days of the accident to be compliant with the law.

However, the reporting does not stop with your online submission, as there is likely another report in the works as well, the one from the police. The police, independently of you, also work up their own report which includes relevant criminal activity of the accident.

All of this information goes into the database for the New Hampshire DMV, which has locations across New Hampshire in Concord, Dover, Epping and Manchester.

Pursuing Compensation After A Crash

The pursuit of compensation for injuries after a crash begins far earlier than you expect. From the moment you get to the hospital for treatment, the first bit of medical services applied to you begins a long chain of needs and challenges that you will have to resolve.

However, everything that happens in that immediate aftermath doesn’t involve any active involvement from you. You will get the treatment, you will fill out the forms, but you don’t have to be proactive until you file your claim.

Once you file your claim, again, you tend to take a back seat until you hear back from the insurance company. And you will hear back in one of two ways:

• An underwhelming offer
• An outright denial

When that happens, you have a few options, but the smartest thing to do is turn to one of our attorneys. In fact, even before you file for a claim, you could come to our team to help you with these steps.

When you have an attorney fighting for you, you have a much greater chance to recover, and the best part is, all those moments when you didn’t feel like you could do anything, your attorney can.

We understand the personal injury claim and know how to advocate for the compensation you need, which can include:

• Hospital bills: These include costs incurred for emergency room visits, inpatient care, diagnostic tests and other medical services provided by the hospital. The amount can vary widely depending on the severity of the injury and the duration of the hospital stay.
• Wage replacement: Compensation for lost wages is provided when an injury prevents an individual from working. This can cover both past and future lost income and may be calculated based on the individual’s salary and the duration of their inability to work.
• Rehab treatment: Rehabilitation costs cover physical therapy, occupational therapy and other forms of treatment aimed at helping the injured person regain functionality. The duration and frequency of rehab sessions can significantly affect the overall cost.
• Long-term wound care: This includes ongoing medical treatments and supplies required for the care of severe or chronic wounds. Costs can accumulate over time, especially if the wound requires specialized care or frequent medical attention.
• Surgery: Surgical costs encompass the surgeon’s fees, anesthesia, operating room charges and post-operative care. The complexity and type of surgery can greatly influence the overall expense.
• Pain and suffering: This compensation is intended to cover the noneconomic impact of an injury – emotional stress and mental health problems. The amount awarded for pain and suffering varies and is often determined by the severity and long-term impact of the injury.

We’ve built our practice around pursuing our clients’ needs in courts, from Hillsborough County to across New Hampshire.

Determining Negligence And Fault In Car Accidents

Comparative negligence is the law in New Hampshire, and it ensures you can receive compensation even if you are partly at fault for an accident. This matters because – many of the first attempts by an insurance company are to imply your fault. Since we are experienced personal injury attorneys, we don’t get taken in by such tactics.

The facts about comparative negligence are relatively simple. If you’re partially at fault for an accident, then the court reduces your settlement or verdict by the amount you were at fault. If you were found to be 20% at fault and you reached a 100,000 settlement, you would receive 80,000.

However, if any party is found to be more than 50% at fault in an accident, that party is barred from recovery.

Dangerous Roads In Hillsborough County

In New Hampshire, winter conditions can quickly change the safety and availability of the roads that you use changes rapidly. Winter is an unpredictable season and can lead to extreme wind, ice and snow. This will turn the most used highways and roads in Hillsborough into very dangerous routes:

• I-293
• I-93
• State Route 101
• U.S. Route 3

Most people in New Hampshire have a healthy confidence in their ability to drive these roads in challenging conditions. However, another driver’s self-confidence is no help to you if their mistake leads to a serious accident.

Take Action Today!

You do not have to wonder about your legal options. You can take action by seeking a free consultation regarding your case today. You will not pay any fee if we are not successful on your behalf. We offer free initial case consultations at our offices in Manchester and Londonderry. Call 877-LAW-HELP (877-529-4357), or contact us online for a free consultation.