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If you work near the New Hampshire-Vermont border, your income often involves more than a basic hourly rate. After an accident on the job, details like overtime, bonuses and union benefits can affect your average weekly wage, the number insurers use to calculate...
Car accidents happen in an instant, but their effects can last a lifetime. Brain injuries are among the most serious consequences of a collision, and recognizing the warning signs early could make a significant difference in your recovery. Understanding what to look...
Mud season in New Hampshire often creates wet and unpredictable conditions. Melting snow, rain and soft ground can make sidewalks, parking lots and entryways slippery and unsafe. If you suffer an injury on someone else’s property during this time of year, you may...
Nobody expects to have a workplace accident. But every year, thousands of New Hampshire and Vermont employees face work injuries. When an accident leaves you hurt and unable to work, your finances hang in the balance. Your bills don’t stop coming, even if your weekly...
Car crashes can occur at any time and cause serious harm to those affected. If you have been injured in an accident in New Hampshire, it is crucial to seek medical attention as soon as you can and take measures that can help safeguard your legal rights. Step 1: Call...
A work injury can affect more than a person’s health. Daily routines shift, medical appointments fill the calendar and income may change. At the same time, conversations at work can start to focus more on availability and timelines. During recovery, some injured...
A trip to the park should feel safe and enjoyable for children, but a dog attack can quickly turn a fun outing into a frightening experience. Parents often worry not only about physical injuries but also about the emotional impact on their child. Understanding how New...
Many workers living in New Hampshire cross the border daily to work in Vermont and vice versa. This set-up is common in the Upper Valley region and surrounding areas, but it raises important questions about workers’ compensation coverage that most employees do not...
When you drive or ride on New Hampshire roads, a crash can create immediate confusion. The state does not require adults to wear a seatbelt, and you may travel without one. After a collision, this situation can raise direct questions about responsibility, compensation...
When a dog bites you, the pain and stress can feel overwhelming. The financial strain that follows may also add to your burden. The choices you make afterward may influence your recovery and help you stay protected. In New Hampshire, these actions can offer direction...