Will it be the “shot heard around the world” with an improbable victory by the challenger Scott Brown, or will it be more of the same in the Bay State? The election is to fill the seat held by Ted Kennedy for so many years. As you probably know, the victor will be the crucial [...]

Many of you who read my blogs know that I’m an avid sports enthusiast, especially baseball and golf. Inn recent days there has been a resurgence of talk about steroid use in professional baseball, especially with Mark McGuire’ disclosure, as if anybody is taken by surprise. There are strong feelings on the topic. One of [...]

By now chances are you’ve probably heard my latest radio commercials. Hope you like them. My cousin, John Paul, out of Merrimack, N.H., a very talented and creative musician put together a great country western radio ad for me. It’s upbeat, catchy, and to the point. It has a Johnie Cash sound, with good lyrics. [...]

There are a few things in life that are gone forever once done; things that you can no longer get back. Love is not one of them. Trust is not either, although once lost it is very difficult to get back. The same with lost opportunities and respect. Hard to regain, but not impossible. No, [...]

Over the last few days I heard from a client who was very seriously injured in a motor vehicle crash almost 10 years ago. It was quite a battle, but we were victorious. The defendant was a big corporation, and was represented by a powerful law firm out of Manchester, N.H. She had a question [...]

A few days ago, on January 2, 2010, a good friend of mine, Ian Smith, of Chesterfield, NH passed away after a long and courageous battle with cancer. He was victorious, handling his ordeal with great dignity and class. He fought the good fight, lived a good life, and, as it is said, ran the [...]

Today at the Donahue Law office we had a terrific surprise. We got a visit from a client who was injured in a horrific car crash a few years ago. She was broken up and down her body. The fact she survived was miraculous. To see her walk into the office without assistance was inspirational. [...]

A good friend made a very perceptive comment about my blogs. He commented that they are “risky.” Best of all, he cares enough about me to tell me the truth. I think he’s right. You see, normally injury lawyers stay clear of controversial subjects because they do not want to make people mad at them. [...]

There is a very interesting debate going on in New Hampshire regarding Jury Nullification. It’s not a topic you hear every day, and it has nothing to do with personal injury law, but I want to give you some basics so you’ll know what’s going on. Jury nullification is when a jury is instructed by [...]

House Bill 34 goes into effect today in our State of New Hampshire– with our motto of ” Live free or die.” As a personal injury lawyer, I am interested in any legislation dealing with the operation of a motor vehicle. In my line of work I see more than my fair share of needless [...]