- Personal Injury
- Bankruptcy
- Estate Planning
- Criminal Defense
- DWI
- Family Law
Personal Injury
Personal injury covers a few different areas of the law including car accidents, slip and fall, dog bites, and medical malpractice. Generally, if you were injured as a result of another's negligence, or intentional conduct, you may be entitled to be compensated for your harm. Damages may include medical bills, pain and suffering, lost wages, etc.
Read MoreCar Accident/ Motorcycle Accident
If you were involved in a motor vehicle accident and were injured, you may be entitled to damages to make yourself whole. New Hampshire is one of the States that do not require drivers to have car insurance. Give us a Call to discuss your legal options.
Read MoreMedical Malpractice
If you have been treated at a hospital, you expect your Doctor to be a professional and take care of you. Sometimes a medical injury can not be prevented, but other times it is caused by negligence. When this is the case, you may have a cause of action for medical malpractice.
Read MoreBankruptcy: Do you need debt relief? Are your debts/ expenses more than your income? Have you lost income of job due to the economy or suffered a medical condition and now have extensive medical bills you can not repay? Many people, through no fault of their own have experienced financial trouble. If it is impossible, or would be an extreme hardship to get out of debt, bankruptcy may be your best answer. Either Chapter 7 (discharging all/most debt), Chapter 11 (businesses) or Chapter 13 (payment plans), may help you get back on track. The laws related to bankruptcy can be quite complicated. Give us a call for a consultation to know about the process, what debts may be eliminated, and what property you may still be eligible to keep.Read More
Estate Planning deals with different property rights.Whether it is through a will, trust, or other instrument, estate planning is the transfer of property from one generation to the next. Property includes both personal property and real property, from the family home, to family photos, to stocks and bonds. Besides wills and trusts, our attorneys can help you with the tax consequences of transfering property. Attorney Skoropowski has an LLM (Master of Laws degree) in Taxation.
Criminal Defense:Have you been arrested for a crime or traffic offense? The Lawyers of Liberty Legal have extensive experience representing clients on all ranges of charges. From violations, to misdemeanors, to felonies, our firm can help you obtain the best result possible. Besides having a criminal record and possible jail time and fines, many crimes have collateral consequences. From loss of license, to losing your privilege to possess a firearm. Some categories that typically include additional penalties are driving offenses such as DUI or reckless conduct, drug crimes, sex crimes, and all domestic violence crimes (including simple assault). Read More
DWI: Driving under the influence (DWI/ DUI) carries significant penalties in New Hampshire. For a first offense, you are looking at a license loss of 9 months up to two years. Aggravated DWI or Subsequent DWI (2nd offense+) carries a more significant license loss and mandatory jail time. Additionally, if you refused a breath test or provided a sample above the legal limit you are looking at a license suspension. With such strict penalties, you probably don't want just any lawyer to handle your case. Liberty Legal Services is partnered with the Attorney Daniel Hynes, the N.H. DWI GUY to handle DWI cases. The NH DWI GUY is devoted to drunk driving defense, and has significant training and experience in the field of DUI. His training included being one of only a few Attorneys in the State who is certified as a Field Sobriety Test Instructor. N.H. DWI GUY also owns an Intoxilyzer 5000, the breath test machine used throughout the State. He has previously obtained Not Guilty verdicts and had cases dismissed where a breath test came back higher than .30. Read More Or read more at : http://www.nhdwiguy.com
Family law encompasses areas of domestic relations such as divorce (including alimony and child support), child custody (including parental rights and grandparents' rights), marriage, adoption, prenuptial agreements, and domestic partnership agreements.
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Medical Malpractice Injuries NH
If you become sick or injured, you often rely on a hospital with professionals such as doctors and nurses to help you with your injury. When those trained professionals make a mistake either by doing something they shouldn't, or not acting when they should, this can result is serious consequences for the patient. If the doctor was negligent in treating you, including not informing you of potential consequences or obtaining your consent, you may have a claim for medical malpractice.
- Delay in diagnosis
- Misdiagnosis
- Failure to inform of the risks of surgery or other treatment (informed consent)
- Negligence in carrying out the surgery or treatment
- Anesthesia error
- Improper consent before a medical procedure
- Surgical error
- Failure to diagnose a medical condition
- Improper treatment of an illness or disease
- Labor & Birth injury, including Cerebral Palsy and Brain Damage
- Prescription drug error
- Nursing Home Abuse
- Spinal Cord Injury
- Negligence
- Wrongful Death
Every year there are more deaths as a result of medical errors than AIDS, breast cancer, and auto accidents combined.
Every year more than 1 million people are injured due to medication errors.
Every year around 10,000 people die in hospitals from medical errors.
In order to successfully win a New Hampshire medical malpractice claim, a patient must prove that a health care provider either failed to do something which a reasonably prudent health care provider would have done, or that (s)he did something that should not have been done; and that that failure or action caused injury to the patient.
What Makes a Good Case?
In order for our team of New Hampshire Medical Malpractice Lawyers to accept a case, the injury must be severe and permanent, Because medical malpractice cases are costly to litigate and go to trial.
It is not uncommon to incur disbursements (or expenses) of more than $50,000 in prosecuting a medical malpractice action. Most of these expenses are for expert witnesses (medical doctors) who take time away from their medical practices to prepare for and testify in court. It is often necessary to call several medical experts on a case.
Many injuries from medical malpractice are uncompensated simply because the high cost of litigation deters patients and attorneys from filing lawsuits.
Doctors, Physicians, medical professionals, and hospitals are not quick to admit mistakes. If you or someone close to you has been harmed because of medical malpractice, you can expect an aggressive defense against the claims you make. You deserve a knowledgable lawyer to work hard and aggressively on your case to get you the best outcome possible.
What Makes a Good Lawyer?
Experience, knowledge, hard work, good client relationships, are all factors that may be important to you in selecting the right medical malpractice attorney to represent you.
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Testimonials
January 10th 2011
Attorney Hynes helped me keep my license. Best DWI lawyer in New Hampshire. - R.K
