Jun 11

Can You Still Get Workers’ Comp if You Go Back to Work

Being on workers’ comp typically means you’ve been injured and are unable to work for a period of time. But what if you’re able to return to the job? Can you still receive workers’ comp benefits after going back to work? It’s complicated, as the answer depends on several factors. It’s worth looking into how […]

Proving Fault in New Hampshire Car Accidents

If you’ve been involved in a crash, proving who caused it can determine how quickly you recover damages. Many drivers ask, “Is NH a no-fault state?” The answer shapes your legal options and your financial future. New Hampshire follows a fault-based system, so the burden often falls on you to prove what happened.  The Shillen […]

New Hampshire Motorcycle Helmet Law: Requirements & Regulations

New Hampshire’s “Live Free or Die” motto reflects its unique approach to motorcycle helmet laws. While the state doesn’t mandate helmets for all riders, understanding the legal landscape is crucial for safety and compliance. Learn the essentials of the New Hampshire Helmet Law and get valuable insights for those seeking legal guidance. Shillen, Mackall, Seldon, […]

Understanding the Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury in Vermont

When you’ve been injured and seek compensation, the last thing you want is to find out it’s too late to take legal action. So, is there a statute of limitations on personal injury claims? Yes, and Vermont law is particular about it. That’s why it’s essential to understand the statute of limitations for personal injury. […]

Mar 9

Understanding Boat Accident Lawsuits

A boat accident lawsuit may be confusing at first, but an experienced injury lawyer may be able to guide you through this process. Click here to learn more.

Dec 15

Are Punitive Damages Allowed in New Hampshire?

According to the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety (IIHS), traffic accidents cost Americans hundreds of billions of dollars annually. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) also states that the average fall costs well over $60,000