Parker Scheer New Hampshire Personal Injury Lawyers

Together with an accomplished team of lawyers and litigation paralegals focusing exclusively on New Hampshire personal injury cases, Parker Scheer has successfully represented scores of individuals seriously injured as a result of defective products, medical malpractice, dental malpractice, car accidents, negligent security, and worker's compensation. 

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Recent Personal Injury Settlements & Verdicts

New Hampshire Car Accident Lawyers

If you have suffered injuries as a result of a car accident in New Hampshire then you might have important questions about obtaining compensation for your medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. We have prepared an article that intends to answer some of the most commonly asked questions about your rights to compensation following a car accident in New Hampshire. New Hampshire Car Accident Lawyers

Cases We Handle

• Car Accidents
• Worker's Compensation
• Workplace Injuries
• Product Liability
• Medical Malpractice
• Sexual Harassment

Do I Have A Case?
The only way to know whether you have a case is to review the facts and circumstances surrounding your injury with one of our experienced personal injury attorneys. There is never a charge to review your case, and all information provided will be kept strictly confidential. For your free confidential case review click here and receive a response from one of our attorneys within hours. If you prefer, you can also telephone our offices in Manchester, New Hampshire, seven days a week at toll free 866-414-0400.

What Will I Have To Pay?
Parker Scheer handles every personal injury case on a “contingent fee” basis. This means that you pay nothing until the firm recovers for you. The legal fee typically charged in personal injury cases in New Hampshire is equal to one third (1/3) of the amount recovered, however, New Hampshire state law regulates fees on certain personal injury cases such as those involving minors. Your attorney will advise you as to the specific contingent fee percentage applicable to your personal injury case.

What If I Don’t Recover Anything?
Although the great majority of personal injury cases handled by Parker Scheer do result in a financial recovery on the part of its clients, there are rare instances where no recovery is obtained. In that case, no legal fee will be charged to you, unless otherwise specified in your contingent fee agreement.

Will I Have To Go To Court?
Parker Scheer prepares every injury case assuming it will proceed to trial. However, in reality, better than 90% of the cases handled by Parker Scheer result in a settlement with the defendant or the defendant’s insurance company. In some cases the defendant or his insurer may refuse to voluntarily compensate you and the trial of your case may be adventageous. Parker Scheer attorneys have significant experience trying personal injury cases to a successful conclusion in State and Federal courts located throughout the state of New Hampshire.

Are There Other Ways To Resolve My Personal Injury Case Other Than By Going to Court?
In recent years, the use of private forums, commonly referred to as “Alternative Dispute Resolution” (ADR) services has grown dramatically. Cases submitted to ADR can be resolved by way of non-binding “mediation”, where a disinterested “neutral” listens to each party, and works to achieve a mutually acceptable settlement of the plaintiff’s case. In the event the case can not be resolved by mutual agreement, the case proceeds to trial without consequence to any participant. If a settlement is reached following mediation, payment is usually received by our client within thirty (30) days. In addition to “mediation”, the parties to a case can also elect to have a private party determine the outcome of a case. This process, known as “arbitration”, is similar to a trial before a judge, but is conducted outside of the courthouse, in a more informal and relaxed environment, and the decision rendered by the arbitrator is just as enforceable as the decision issued by a judge or jury. Because ADR typically involves less formality than court administered trials, and because the costs involved in resolving disputes are often lower than those incurred in preparation for a full jury trial, ADR has become an increasingly attractive forum for resolving civil disputes.

How Long Will My Case Take To Complete?
It is impossible for any attorney to accurately predict how long a case will take to resolve. Certain personal injury cases typically take longer than others due to their nature and complexity. Complex personal injury cases such as medical malpractice cases, dental malpractice cases, and product liability cases which often involve numerious expert witnesses and highly technical analysis take longer than less complicated cases such as motor vehicle related claims. Your Parker Scheer personal injury attorney is in the best position to estimate the anticipated duration of your case.

Choosing a New Hampshire Personal Injury Lawyer or Personal Injury Lawyer

Don't rely on advertising only. Anyone can come up with a tag line, a bumper sticker phrase, try to attract business and not have the personal credentials that would be the best suited to represent a client who is injured. You want someone who is experienced, someone who is seasoned, someone who has brought the type of claims the person who is looking for an attorney has got. Of course, you want to feel comfortable after meeting that attorney. Some attorneys like some doctors don't have good bedside manners. Attorneys are notorious for not returning phone calls or sometimes not corresponding regularly with the client. Even the client is in the dark as to what is happening. We pride ourselves with having frequent contact with the client. Always copying the client on any correspondence that comes into the office or that goes out of the office related to the claim, always returning phone calls, available by email, by cell phone, and by voice mail so that any issues or concerns that client has can be addressed and keep the client well-informed. I think it shows the attorney has an interest in the client, not just the claim.

New Hampshire Personal Injury Case Evaluation

For a free confidential case review click here and receive a response within hours, or call our attorneys toll free 866-414-0400.

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