NH Personal Injury Attorneys

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Personal Injury Law

NH Personal Injury Attorneys

Injured because of someone else’s negligence? We are here to help you get what you deserve.

  • We have successfully represented thousands of people in New Hampshire injured due to other people’s negligence.
  • Our NH personal injury lawyers will provide a free initial consultation at your home or in the hospital if you are having difficulty traveling.
  • Our law office will get paid only if your case settles or a verdict is obtained.
  • Our experienced attorneys and staff have the resources needed to stand up to the big insurance companies who try to delay, deny and defend against each claim.
  • We will fight to get your case successfully resolved, quickly and for the amount you deserve.
  • Our New Hampshire-based attorneys and staff will be available to answer your questions and assist you in getting through the difficult times after an injury.

If you’ve been injured by the negligence of another person or business, it’s important that you know your legal rights.

You could be entitled to damages to cover lost earnings, medical bills, and other losses. Seufert Law Office can help you in cases of:

Speak with an experienced New Hampshire personal injury attorney today at (603) 934-9837

What a Personal Injury Attorney Will Do for You

If you are seriously injured due to someone’s negligence, hiring an NH personal injury lawyer to represent you is always a wise decision. Some people decide to manage small claims on their own. Although doable, keep in mind that seemingly minor injuries sometimes are more serious ones in disguise, intensifying weeks, even many months, after the initial incident. A personal injury attorney will:

  • conduct a thorough investigation of your injury circumstances and gather evidence.
  • document your injuries in coordination with your doctors to determine the extent of your damages.
  • identify all parties liable for your harm. For instance, in a crash with a tractor-trailer, liability may fall on the truck driver, the driver’s employer, the company that loaded the trailer, or the company that did mechanical work on the truck.
  • get the ball rolling on your claim while you’re recuperating to expedite a favorable outcome.
  • file all insurance claims and handle all communications and negotiations with the insurance company and/or the defendant’s attorney so you can focus on healing.
  • retain expert witnesses, accident reconstruction specialists, and investigators as necessary.
  • calculate the value of your case, vigorously pursue a fair settlement, and be prepared for trial if the other side stonewalls.

Additional Personal Injury Information

  • Facts About Personal Injury Law
    Learn the things you need to know about personal injury law and what your rights are.
  • Review Some of Our Case Files
    Learn about some of our landmark New Hampshire cases and how we have helped people like you. We have been involved with many cases that have created a legal precedent and these cases illustrate our commitment and diligence to our clients.
  • Visit Our Library
    Browse through the many publications that we have amassed over the years. This is a great place to educate yourself in the many areas that we specialize in. Some of the publications may help you determine that you in fact don’t need a lawyer and some will prove that you do.
  • Meet Our Attorneys
    Get to know our attorneys and discover how they will help you get the justice you deserve. Learn what each of us specializes in and how we can help you.

Consult with an NH-based Personal Injury Lawyer Today

If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence or recklessness, you don’t have to face the challenges ahead alone. Our team of experienced NH personal injury lawyers is here to provide you with expert guidance and support. Fill out our consultation form below, and one of our dedicated attorneys will get in touch with you to discuss your situation. Your path to justice starts here – consult with a New Hampshire personal injury lawyer today and let us advocate for your rights.

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    What Our Clients Are Saying

    “Seufert Law is highly professional and they have full knowledge of the law. I felt like I was their only client. The staff is as professional as the Attorney’s.”

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    “I highly recommend Seufert Law Office, they are very professional and right on top of situations with any case you have. Great people in the front office to help you also.”

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    Injuries & Insurance Law FAQ

    What to Do if Your Insurance Claim is Denied

    Insurance policies are confusing and filled with many loopholes that can keep you from getting all the benefits you are due. If you need help collecting the benefits you're entitled to, you should have an attorney review your policy. Sometimes, a quick review of the policy is all an attorney needs to do to determine whether coverage applies to your loss and whether or not the insurer has committed bad faith by not covering your claim. If necessary, a case can be brought to court to have a judge determine if your claim is covered under your policy.

    What to Do if You've Been Injured in a Car Accident

    Suffering injuries in a car accident often leads to a desire for recovery, typically in the form of compensation to address various consequences. Primarily, this includes covering your medical expenses resulting from the injuries sustained. However, the impact of a car accident can extend beyond medical bills. You may have experienced a loss of income due to time away from work caused by your injuries. Additionally, you might be dealing with physical pain and suffering as well as emotional distress resulting from the traumatic experience of the accident itself. Furthermore, your vehicle may have incurred damages that need repair or replacement. It's important to remember that if there were passengers in your vehicle at the time of the accident, they may also have claims that involve both your insurance company and the other driver's insurer.

    The overarching goal of addressing a car accident's aftermath is to restore you to the state you were in before the accident occurred, thereby achieving a sense of wholeness. Seeking appropriate compensation and navigating the legal process can help you achieve this goal and ensure that your rights and well-being are protected during this challenging time.

    I Was Hurt in an Accident. Do I Have a Case Even If I Was Partly at Fault?

    Yes. In New Hampshire, even if you share some of the responsibility for an accident, you may still be entitled to a recovery. Generally speaking, if you are more than 50% at fault, that would be a problem, and you would not prevail. However, you could still recover if the other person involved was more at fault than you. It can be challenging to determine who was more at fault for causing the accident, and often, assistance from the court is necessary to determine who was at fault. But keep in mind, your recovery will be reduced by the percentage you were at fault.

    Do I Go to Court to Get My Car Fixed In a Minor Accident?

    Hopefully not. Not all accident claims need to go to court or even need the services of an attorney. If you have only damages to your car and no injuries to yourself or passengers, you should work directly with the insurance adjuster to fix your car promptly and fairly. Most insurance companies will need to assess the damage, determine what your vehicle is worth, and negotiate with you on a fair settlement. Keep in mind you can hire an attorney, but on a relatively minor accident claim, attorney's fees could diminish your overall recovery. Generally, cooperating with the insurance company will get you a fair settlement quickly.

    Do I Have to Accept What the Other Drivers Insurance Company Offers in a Car Accident?

    No, you are not obligated to accept the settlement offered by the other driver's insurance company. In fact, in many cases, accepting the initial offer from the insurance company may not adequately compensate you for your injuries and damages. Insurance companies often aim to settle claims for the lowest possible amount.

    If you believe that the settlement being offered does not fully cover your medical expenses, property damage, lost wages, pain and suffering, or other damages resulting from the accident, it is within your rights to decline the offer. Instead, you may want to consider consulting with an attorney who specializes in personal injury cases.

    An experienced attorney can assess the value of your claim, negotiate on your behalf with the insurance company, and help you pursue the compensation you deserve. They can also guide you through the legal process and advocate for your best interests, ensuring that you are not left at a disadvantage when dealing with insurance companies.

    In essence, declining an inadequate settlement offer and seeking legal counsel is often a prudent course of action to ensure that you receive fair and just compensation for the harm and losses you have suffered due to someone else's negligence.