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Are Lane-Splitting and Lane-Filtering Legal in New Hampshire?

Are Lane-Splitting and Lane-Filtering Legal in New Hampshire?

It’s not an infrequent occurrence on New Hampshire roads: motorcyclists pass between marked traffic lanes to zip ahead of other vehicles going in the same direction. When traffic moves slowly, this practice is known as “lane-splitting.” When vehicles are stopped altogether, it’s called “lane-filtering.” In either case, these practices are illegal in New Hampshire. If […]

The Physics of Motorcycle Crashes

The Physics of Motorcycle Crashes

Riding a motorcycle can bring an inexpressible sense of freedom, but it comes with substantially higher risks than driving a car. Because you’re unprotected by a metal framework, seatbelts, and airbags, even a minor collision can result in serious injuries. But why does the lack of these features make motorcyclists prone to serious injury? The […]

Can You Be Arrested for Your Child or Spouse’s Crime?

Can You Be Arrested for Your Child or Spouse’s Crime?

If your spouse or child has been involved in a crime, you may worry that you could be held criminally liable for their offense. In New Hampshire, you generally cannot be held criminally responsible for another person’s crime except in particular circumstances. Here’s what you need to know. CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR ANOTHER’S CONDUCT Under New Hampshire […]

Reliving your Arrest Again and Again: How to Deal with the Psychological Trauma

Reliving your Arrest Again and Again: How to Deal with the Psychological Trauma

Getting arrested can be one of the most frightening experiences of your life. If the arrest involved police aggression or brutality, you might have genuinely feared for your life. But even though the arrest was non-aggressive, the thought of the potential impact the arrest had on your life could have left you shaking with fear […]

Co-Parenting Strategies: Tips for Successful Communication

Co-Parenting Strategies: Tips for Successful Communication

Co-parenting can be a challenging endeavor, especially when one or both parents are dealing with the aftermath of a criminal defense case. In these situations, it is essential to prioritize the well-being of the children and maintain open lines of communication with your co-parent. In this blog post, we will discuss five tips for successful co-parenting communication […]

The Importance of Documenting Your Injuries After an Accident

Accidents can happen at any time, and when they do, it’s crucial to document your injuries as soon as possible. This is not only essential for your health and recovery but also for any potential legal claims that may arise from the incident. In this comprehensive guide, we will discuss the importance of documenting your […]

Which Motorcycle Parts Are Most Likely to Break and Cause Crashes?

You might be the most attentive motorcyclist in the world, but you could be heading for a crash if you don’t maintain your bike correctly. Motorcycles with broken, faulty, or worn-out parts can affect the smooth functioning of your bike, leaving you especially vulnerable to accidents and severe injury. The Motorcycle Safety Foundation recommends that all bikers […]

Can You Get Divorced but Still Share a House or Another Major Asset in New Hampshire?

Can You Get Divorced but Still Share a House or Another Major Asset in New Hampshire?

In New Hampshire, a divorced couple can continue to share a house or another major asset. New Hampshire is an equitable distribution state. This means that the family court must equitably, though not necessarily equally, divide marital property and assets upon divorce. A divorcing couple can decide that sharing certain assets, such as a home […]

Can Simple Fender Benders and Low-Speed Crashes Be High-Value Personal Injury Cases?

You might not think minor fender benders in New Hampshire could result in a high-value lawsuit–but they can. Even a low-speed crash can give rise to painful, lingering injuries that demand extensive medical treatment, including long-term physical therapy, hospitalization, or surgery. Sometimes, a person may even become temporarily or permanently disabled and unable to work. […]