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What Makes Gottesman & Hollis, P.A. Different?
Experience You Can Count On-
A History of Success
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Exceptional Settlements
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Client-Centered Approach
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Fearless Legal Advocacy
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Home and Hospital Visits
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100+ Years Combined Experience
Like all other states, New Hampshire has its own laws for personal injury cases. These laws govern how and when your claim for injuries might be heard.
Settlement & Trial
Settlements in personal injury cases are usually lump sum payments in return for a dismissal of the case and termination of all litigation. They might also involve structured settlements that are paid over time. When a plaintiff settles a case, he or she will sign off on a release of claims that forever discharges the defendant(s) from any further liability as a result of the accident. An order is entered in court, dismissing the case, and the defendant’s attorneys forward a settlement check to the plaintiff’s attorneys.
If the parties aren’t able to settle, the decision on liability and damages will be made in a trial. In court, both sides present witnesses and evidence and receive a verdict, which will be entered for one of the parties and against the other. If the verdict is entered in favor of the injured person, monetary damages are awarded. If the plaintiff is found to be partially responsible for the accident, the percentage of negligence attributable to them is deducted from the gross award. If the plaintiff is deemed to be 50% or more at fault, their case fails.
Personal injury cases are highly technical and get complicated quickly. Don’t give up any of your rights to the other side. To assure that your rights are protected, contact Gottesman & Hollis as soon as possible after an accident.
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Wrist Fracture Six-figure settlement
client suffered a serious wrist fracture that required three significant surgeries over a three-year period.
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Broken Wrist Confidential Settlement
64-year accountant recovers settlement for slip on the floor at Walmart resulting in a broken wrist and surgical repair required.
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Neck & Shoulder Injuries Confidential Settlement
Our client’s car was flipped onto its roof, where he hung until the EMT’s cut him down.
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Neck & Back Injury Confidential Settlement
Recovery for husband and wife who were stopped at a stop sign when they were rear-ended by another car and driven into the car in front of them.
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Concussion & Leg Contusions Confidential Settlement
The client was struck by a falling tree limb that caused her to be forced to the cement below. She suffered concussion, and significant, deep contusions to her leg
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Rape Seven Figure Settlement
The students entered an area of the school that was known to be uncontrolled and inaccessible to inspection, for which the school, it was alleged, had prior notice. It was in that area that this incident occurred.
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Slip & Fall Significant settlement
After denial of liability, recovery of the video that captured the entire incident made the difference in resolving the case.
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Back & Knee Injuries Confidential Settlement
He had severe contusions, back and knee problems, and a broken pinky finger. He also lost his very expensive bicycle that we were able to recover payment for.
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Catastrophic Injuries Confidential Settlement
Our Client sustained several injuries, including lacerations of the head, a left frontal scalp ecchymosis, neck sprain, back pain, knee pain, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
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Shoulder Injuries Confidential Settlement
The Client suffered a serious shoulder injury when she fell, which required surgery.
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