Nicholson LeTourneau, PLLC in Concord, NH is proud to announce that Attorney Neil Nicholson has been named to the 2025 New England Super Lawyers list for the seventh year in a row. This prestigious honor is reserved for attorneys who exhibit excellence in practice, and it reflects the continued trust and recognition of both peers and clients. Only 5% of attorneys in New…
Question: The car insurance representative says I don’t have a valid claim because I wasn’t wearing a seatbelt at the time of the accident. Is that right? The New Hampshire Supreme Court decided this issue in 1993 in a case called Thibeault v. Campbell. In that opinion, the defendants argued that the trial court made…
Patrick Shaeffer, 42, a former guard at the Strafford County House of Corrections, is facing criminal charges for allegedly using his position of authority over female inmates to solicit sexual favors in exchange for small amenities such as extra peanut butter.
Nicholson LeTourneau, PLLC represents victims of the Camp Lejeune Water Contamination If you, a friend, or a family member developed cancer or serious illness after living or working at Camp Lejeune between 1953 and 1987 then you may be eligible for financial compensation. The bipartisan bill known as Camp Lejeune Justice Act of 2022 (the…
Nicholson LeTourneau, PLLC Expands Staff Keith F. Diaz, Esq.Attorney, Licensed in NH Concord, NH – Nicholson LeTourneau, PLLC, recently added three to its staff: Keith Diaz, Esq., Jane Brouillet, legal administrative assistant, and Jennifer Nicholson, business manager. Diaz specializes in New Hampshire personal injury, employment, construction, and real estate litigation and trial law, along…
New Hampshire Comparative Fault Law Question: The car insurance adjuster says I have comparative fault. What does that mean? New Hampshire follows a rule of law called comparative fault in tort cases. Under this law, a jury may determine that your injuries were the result of the legal fault of the defendant (i.e., the…
New Hampshire Dog Bite Law New Hampshire law imposes “strict liability” on dog owners when their dog causes injury to another person. NH RSA 466:19 states that “[a]ny person to whom or to whose property, including sheep, lambs, fowl, or other domestic creatures, damage may be occasioned by a dog not owned or kept…
Uber, Door Dash, Lyft – Are You Covered? In 2020, there was an estimated 1 million Uber drivers, 700,000 Lyft drivers, and over 100,000 Door Dash drivers in the United States. If you are not familiar with Uber, Door Dash, or Lyft, they are companies known as “ride-sharing” companies. Ride-sharing is defined as “an…
Personal Injury Claim Common Terms In this post, I provide some common terms that are relevant in a personal injury claim: Answer – The Defendant’s written response to your Complaint. At-Fault – The person responsible for causing your injuries. Causation – A legal concept that requires you to prove your injuries were caused by…
CONCORD — Business leaders want New Hampshire to join 16 other states in limiting their legal liability in lawsuits by customers and employees over exposure to COVID-19.