Over A Century Of Combined Legal Experience

Manchester Personal Injury Lawyers

When you suffer an injury due to the reckless or negligent actions of another person, you may feel overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next. For decades, the attorneys at Solomon Law Firm have zealously represented injury victims by providing compassionate support and qualified legal guidance.

We understand how difficult it can be to navigate the aftermath of a personal injury accident. We are committed to helping you at every step, from dealing with insurance matters to negotiating a fair settlement on your behalf. Your full and fair recovery is our goal, and we have the knowledge, trial experience and skill necessary to act as an effective advocate for you.

Addressing Your Post-Accident Concerns

An injury can have a profound impact on your life. It can leave you dealing with medical bills you cannot manage, physical limitations and other consequences that can affect multiple areas of your life. We will fight to help you secure the compensation you need to get better and move forward after the following types of situations:

Various types of motor vehicle accidents, such as car accidents, truck accidents and motorcycle accidents
Premises liability cases, slip-and-fall accidents, and more
Dog bites, animal attacks and injuries from domestic animals

In the blink of an eye, your life can change, leaving you in a painful place with often long-term or life-threatening injuries such as:

Traumatic brain injuries: From mild to severe classifications, traumatic brain injuries can cause memory loss, changes in personality or even total incapacitation.
Spinal cord injuries: Spinal cord damage leads to paralysis, nerve damage and often extensive lifetime treatment. The mobility challenges alone of someone with a spinal injury are astronomical, and the wound care, rehab and everything else are considerable challenges and costs.
Limb amputations: Losing a limb completely changes how you interact with the world. While prosthetic technology has come a long way, there’s constant care and discomfort in the long term.
Puncture wounds: From dog bites or parts of a vehicle, puncture wounds are prone to infection and tricky to treat. Blood loss and improper care initially can put a person’s life in jeopardy.
Broken bones: Multiple broken bones from a fall or a car accident complicate treatment. Some splinting interferes with how other bones heal and may require painful treatment. Rehabbing from broken bones can take a long time.
Mauling: Mauling injuries are specific to animal attacks and are especially dangerous; from animal bacteria to viciousness, people can come away with life-long disfigurations from a mauling.

The injuries you sustain in any accident are massive changes to your life, no matter how extensive. You’ll rely on your relationships in new ways that you had never considered before. The strain on the people who care for you will be great.

We have extensive trial experience and have recovered millions of dollars for our clients.

Compensation After An Injury In New Hampshire

When you have a compensable injury in New Hampshire, you can recover the compensation you need to cover your bills. You can receive that compensation for:

Initial medical treatment and transport: Ambulance rides and first responder stabilization are not free services and can run an extensive cost to you.
Hospital bills: Emergency room costs and – if necessary – admission to the intensive care unit, and any medication received.
Rehab and physical therapy: Any severe injury or surgery typically requires long-term physical care to return to function.
Lifetime mobility aids: If your injuries are severe enough to impact mobility, you have no choice but to purchase expensive equipment to move forward.

These costs are the understandable economic costs of your injury, but they are not the only things for which you can get compensation. You will also likely be able to pursue noneconomic damages, such as the pain and suffering and emotional damage of your injury. These damages are capped in New Hampshire but can represent a significant amount of money. We’ll talk more about these a little later.

Finally, if you are unfortunate to have lost a loved one to a wrongful death, you can pursue lifetime earnings and loss of consortium damages. Those damages seek to assign a monetary value to the loss of a person you love.

Negligence In New Hampshire

Proving negligence is a process that happens in a number of important ways. There is evidence collection, where we, as your attorneys, will go out and secure vital proof, such as:

Photographic evidence of the crash scene, including tire tracks and structural damage
Photographic evidence of both vehicles as soon after the crash as possible
Medical reports and records from all service providers for all injured individuals
Police report for the accident
Any relevant police records on the individuals
Social media posts from those involved or any witnesses
Witness statements.
Photographs of dog bite injuries
Video from the store at the time of your trip and fall

These pieces of evidence build your real case against the other driver. Any possibility that the other driver made a mistake, didn’t make the right choice or was under the influence – or had a history of driving under the influence – matters.

The comparative negligence laws of New Hampshire bar anyone who is more than 50% liable for an accident from recovering. Because of that law, the more that we can uncover that adds the weight of responsibility to the other driver, the better.

What Does Pain And Suffering Refer To In A New Hampshire Injury Case?

Pain and suffering are part of the “noneconomic” damages that a person can recover from that you can recover after an accident. Pain and suffering are not an exact science, and the judges and juries typically wonder what are the measures of suffering that you have from your pain. This can include:

Impact on your job and relationships
Impact on your mental health
Impact on your ability to rest or live the lifestyle you had held

You are suffering, and unhappiness matters. Additionally, there are no limits on noneconomic damages. Potentially, you can receive an extremely high number of damages if the conditions and evidence are compelling enough.

No Fee Unless You Recover The Compensation

We take personal injury cases on a contingency basis, which means you do not pay if we are not successful on your behalf.

You can make an appointment to speak with a lawyer about your case at one of our office locations in Manchester and Londonderry. Contact us by completing this online form or calling 877-529-4357. Do not hesitate to have our lawyers begin working on your case today!