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Personal Injury – Preexisting Injuries and Conditions

“Bad things happen to good people.”  But, what if they happen twice?  You suffer an injury, and while healing you have an accident.  Or, you have a medical condition worsened by an accident.  Preexisting injuries and conditions are not as unusual as you might think. Basic Law on Preexisting Injuries and Conditions A person […]

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Personal Injury: Expert Testimony

Heavy impact on the human body can fracture bones.  This seems obvious.  But, in a court of law, cause and effect and the extent of damages must be supported by expert medical testimony. For example, a passenger in a motor vehicle breaks an arm when the driver looks down to change the […]

Why Statements are Tricky

Never Give “Statements” in Your Injury Case Without An Attorney

  After an accident insurance companies want to take statements.  It’s how they document claims. You have a duty to cooperate with your own insurance company.  And, it’s a good idea to cooperate with the insurance company for the person or company that caused an injury.   So, allow the insurance company to look at a car […]

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Attorney Myers is a member of the American Trial Lawyers Association, Massachusetts Academy of Trial Lawyers, and New Hampshire Trial Lawyers Association. The Law Offices of Andrew D. Myers offer a broad range of legal services in personal injury cases in Massachusetts (MA) and New Hampshire (NH) areas.

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