Archive for 'Personal Injury'
That’s the Way the Cookie Crumbles
The very last place you would expect to find E. coli is in your refrigerator cookie dough. It’s happened, and now even cookie dough is a dangerous product. When growing up, there was a whole lot of time spent in the kitchen gathered around the oven, waiting for those hot chocolate chip cookies to come [...]
Posted: February 1st, 2010 under Personal Injury.
Tags: New Hampshire accident attorney, New Hampshire accident lawyer, New Hampshire injury attorney, New Hampshire injury lawyer, New Hampshire personal injury, New Hampshire personal injury attorney, New Hampshire personal injury lawyer
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go-to guy
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 [...]
Posted: January 12th, 2010 under Auto Accidents, Injury, Personal Injury.
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A surprise visit from an injured friend
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. [...]
Posted: January 6th, 2010 under Auto Accidents, Injury, Personal Injury.
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The risks of laying it on the line
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. [...]
Posted: January 4th, 2010 under Injury, Personal Injury.
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Will ya remember me?
2009 is almost over, and at Donahue Law it has been a great year thanks to the many spectacular personal injury clients who have asked me to help them. It makes my job very rewarding, not only financially but personally too. Interestingly, I have decreased my advertising budget significantly over the last decade. It may [...]
Posted: December 31st, 2009 under Injury, Personal Injury.
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jack-of-all-trades lawyer
Yesterday I got a rather disturbing phone call from a fellow who lost a loved one as the result of a car crash two years ago. I’ve helped lots of folks over the years who’ve gone through this kind of heart-wrenching ordeal and horrible nightmare. Our thoughts and prayers go out those suffering– first & [...]
Posted: December 30th, 2009 under Injury, Personal Injury.
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Educated fools
Some of the biggest imbeciles on earth have advanced degrees. Don’t get me wrong. I didn’t get to practice injury law without lots of formal education ( BA at Marquette University; Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa, JD at Syracuse College of Law), and I’m a big proponent of education. It is a very good [...]
Posted: December 29th, 2009 under Injury, Personal Injury.
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Those in-the-know call upon Donahue
Well, I’ve blogged about police officers and insurance claims adjusters who’ve hired me to help with their legal cases, and now I’ll spend a little time talking about others in- the -know who have chosen me, or referred others to me. These individuals, who must remain anonymous due to lawyer-client privilege, have first hand experience [...]
Posted: December 27th, 2009 under Injury, News and Press, Personal Injury.
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Another police officer hires Donahue
As the year 2009 comes to an end, I’m allowing myself some bragging rights. I’m sure many of you reading this blog are looking for an injury lawyer, so I would be foolish to miss the chance to do some self-promotion. The name of the injury law business is cases. Without clients an injury lawyer [...]
Posted: December 25th, 2009 under Injury, News and Press, Personal Injury.
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What’s this I hear about contingency fees?
This is a term injury lawyers take for granted. It’s not a term you hear everyday, except if you’re a personal injury attorney, so it needs to be explained. What on earth does it mean & how does it work? It means that the lawyer you hire agrees not to take any fee for his [...]
Posted: December 21st, 2009 under Injury, Personal Injury.
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