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NH Injury Claim and Prior Accidents

If you have been seriously injured in an NH motor vehicle collision, it is important that you retain an experienced NH injury lawyer. Prior to your initial consultation with your injury attorney, you should write down any and all information you can recall regarding prior car accidents and injuries, and prior insurance claims. These prior […]

NH DUI and Miranda Rights

As NH DUI Lawyers, we are often asked by clients if the police mishandled the DUI arrest by not reading them their Miranda rights. “Miranda” rights, as they are popularly known, stem from the United States Supreme Court case of Miranda v. Arizona. In New Hampshire, Miranda applies to interrogations when a person has been […]

Willful Concealment / Shoplifting in New Hampshire

Shoplifting in New Hampshire, otherwise known as willful concealment, is a misdemeanor criminal offense. NH retail stores have seen a rise in shoplifting cases over the past few years, in part due to the worsening economy. Willful concealment involves concealing the merchandise or goods of another while on the premises of a store. Typically, the […]

New Hampshire Personal Injury Attorney Addresses the $16 Billion a Year Cost of Motorcycle Accidents

According to a 2010 government report entitled “Motorcycle Safety: Increasing Federal Funding Flexibility and Identifying Research Priorities Would Help Support State’s Safety Efforts,” deaths and injuries from motorcycle crashes cost the U.S. $16 billion in 2010, as reported by the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO). The report also provided an analysis and recommendation on how […]

Across the Country, Motorcycle Helmet Law Repeal Movements Point to New Hampshire

New Hampshire, Illinois, and Iowa are the only U.S. states that do not require motorcycle riders to wear helmets in most circumstances. New Hampshire, for instance, limits helmet requirements to those who are still riding on a learner’s permit. Now, according to news outlet WWLP in Boston, several other states are fighting to have their helmet laws […]

Everett Turnpike Crash Stopped Traffic, Caused Injuries

A two-car crash on the F.E. Everett Turnpike recently had traffic backed up in all three lanes, but spared the drivers any life-threatening injuries, according to a recent article in the Nashua Telegraph. The accident occurred during a weekday evening’s prime commuting hours. According to police, the accident involved a car that had stopped in the […]

Simple Assault in New Hampshire

Simple assault in NH is generally characterized as unprivileged physical contact of another person. Under NH law, Simple Assault is a misdemeanor offense. State prosecutors and law enforcement agencies have the discretion to charge Simple Assault as a class “A” or a class “B” misdemeanor. A class “A” misdemeanor conviction carries a maximum penalty of […]

Tenn And Tenn Lawyers Named Super Lawyers, Best in America

Tenn And Tenn Lawyers Named Super Lawyers, Best in America

Three partners at Tenn And Tenn law firm have been selected as Super Lawyers, placing them among the best in their field for their key areas of practice. Lawyers at Tenn And Tenn, P.A. have earned high honors. All three of the firm’s attorneys, Jim, John, and Mary Tenn, have been voted by their peers […]

Manchester Police Officer Charged in I-93 Crash and Arrested for DWI

On Tuesday, October 16, 2012, a Manchester police officer was arrested for DWI following a serious motor vehicle accident. The crash occurred around 7 p.m. near exit 6 in Manchester, N.H. The investigation reveals that two cars were involved in the crash. Witnesses to the crash say the off-duty police officer was traveling over 100 […]