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Dash Cams, Business Cameras, and Police Video Can Prove What Happened, but Much of It Disappears Within Days Video footage of a New Hampshire car accident can make or break an injury claim, but most of it doesn't stick around for long. Store security systems, doorbell cameras, and other recording devices often save over old...

A Sepsis Treatment Delay Can Support a Malpractice Claim, but the Medical Evidence Has to Show More Than a Bad Outcome September is Sepsis Awareness Month, an annual observance focused on recognizing a medical emergency that affects roughly 1.7 million adults in the United States each year. Sepsis is the body's extreme response to an...

The Same Rideshare Crash Can Trigger Very Different Insurance Coverage A rideshare crash raises a question that rarely gets asked until someone is already hurt: which insurance policy actually applies? Unlike an ordinary car accident, a collision involving Uber or Lyft can involve different layers of coverage depending on whether the driver's app was off,...

How the 51% Fault Rule Changes What a Crash Victim Can Recover A car accident rarely comes down to one driver doing everything wrong and the other doing everything right. Insurance companies in New Hampshire know this, and they often look for any evidence that an injured driver shares some blame. Even a small percentage...

Construction Zone Crashes Often Involve More Than A Careless Driver Road construction season begins as soon as New Hampshire temperatures start to rise, bringing lane shifts, narrowed roadways, temporary traffic controls, and changing traffic patterns to highways across the state. While most drivers slow down and adjust, it only takes one careless decision in a...

Motorcycle Awareness Month Highlights The Risks Riders Face The first stretch of warm weather in New Hampshire changes traffic patterns almost overnight. Windows come down, traffic picks up, and motorcycles begin reappearing on roads that only weeks earlier were covered in salt and frost. May, recognized as Motorcycle Awareness Month, arrives right as that shift...

Why New Hampshire Is Moving Toward Tougher Distracted Driving Penalties Every year, families across New Hampshire get a phone call that changes everything. Not because someone was calling them, but because someone else was on their phone while driving. The car accident happens in seconds. The recovery, if it comes at all, can take years....

The violent jolt of a crash can turn your skull into a hard, unforgiving shell and your brain into a passenger with no seatbelt. March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, and at Burns, Bryant, Cox, Rockefeller & Durkin, P.A., our New Hampshire car accident lawyers see every day how the invisible forces inside a collision...

Recently published figures indicate that New Hampshire finished 2025 with a modest rise in traffic fatalities compared to the previous year. Officials reported 137 deaths statewide, up slightly from 135 in 2024. Even with that uptick, the number of fatal crashes remains lower than in past decades. Two roadway fatalities have occurred so far in...

When Delayed Injuries Raise Legal Questions In the aftermath of an accident, many people focus on the damage they can see. Crumpled vehicles, broken glass, or visible cuts often dominate the moment. What is less obvious, and sometimes far more serious, are injuries that do not announce themselves right away. Delayed injury symptoms are common...