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Insurance Company Tactics After Car Accidents in New Hampshire: What Every Injured Driver Needs to Know

Posted by Joseph Kelly Levasseur | May 30, 2026 | 0 Comments

Learn the common tactics insurance companies use after car accidents in New Hampshire—delaying claims, shifting blame under RSA 507:7-d, pushing quick lowball settlements with full releases, and going silent. Discover your rights under key NH laws like RSA 417:4 and RSA 508:4, why insurers are exempt from the Consumer Protection Act (RSA 358-A), and how to file a complaint with the NH Insurance Department. Protect yourself and secure fair compensation with Levasseur Law NH

Trees Falling in NH: Your Legal Rights (and Survival Guide) When a Neighbor’s or City/Town Tree Crashes the Party

Posted by Joseph Kelly Levasseur | May 30, 2026 | 0 Comments

NH windstorms turn trees into uninvited houseguests. Attorney Joseph Kelly Levasseur explains exactly what to do if a neighbor’s or city-owned tree falls on your property, who pays under NH law (Pesaturo v. Kinne + RSA 231:145), insurance steps, and your legal rights. Safety tips, documentation advice, and when you can hold someone liable. Real talk for real damage.”

Fighting Back Against Anonymous Online Harassment:

Posted by Joseph Kelly Levasseur | May 23, 2026 | 0 Comments

Discover how businesses in New Hampshire can fight back against anonymous online harassment, fake reviews on Google and Yelp, and defamatory social media posts. Learn practical steps to unmask anonymous trolls using John Doe lawsuits, key legal options under RSA 644:11, and civil remedies from an experienced Manchester NH defamation attorney.

Restraining Order vs. Domestic Violence Protective Order in New Hampshire: What’s the Difference?

Posted by Joseph Kelly Levasseur | May 02, 2026 | 0 Comments

A restraining order (stalking protective order under RSA 633:3-a) is a powerful civil remedy available to any victim of stalking, regardless of relationship. It requires proof of a course of conduct that both objectively and subjectively causes fear for safety. In contrast, a Domestic Violence Protective Order (DVP) under RSA 173-B is limited to specific relationships and focuses on acts of abuse plus a credible threat. Both types of orders carry serious consequences, including loss of firearm rights and potential criminal penalties for violation. Understanding the differences can make a significant difference in how you respond if you are ever served with one. If you or someone you know has been served with a restraining order or domestic violence protective order in New Hampshire, do not go it alone.

Pulled over by Police in New Hampshire for DWI OUI DUI Should you Blow or No? New Penalties for not taking tests.

Posted by Joseph Kelly Levasseur | Apr 17, 2026 | 0 Comments

Starting January 1, 2027, New Hampshire will increase the administrative license suspension for refusing a breath or blood alcohol test from 6 months to 9 months under Senate Bill 620. The change — strongly supported by Governor Kelly Ayotte — closes a long-standing loophole and addresses the state’s unusually high DWI refusal rate of nearly 70%. Drivers facing DWI arrest should understand how this new law affects their rights, license privileges, and defense options.

Defamation Defenses in New Hampshire: Absolute and Qualified Immunity for Statements Arising from Divorce, Custody, Criminal Cases, Police Reports, and Public Records.

Posted by Joseph Kelly Levasseur | Mar 30, 2026 | 0 Comments

What types of help is there to help get me out of a slander, defamation, libel lawsuit? Understanding Absolute immunity and qualified privilege are very important to know and understand when you are sued for slander or libel. Knowing the laws and the rules are very important tools to get you out of a costly lawsuit fast.

What Happens to NH Drivers Under 20 After a Reckless Driving or Traffic Ticket?

Posted by Joseph Kelly Levasseur | Mar 20, 2026 | 0 Comments

The criminal case is over. What happens next? If you under 20 years old, expect a letter from the NH Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). You can now be suspended from driving for more time even if you were suspended from driving in the criminal court. There are ways to minimize the suspension or even receive no suspension, but you have to be prepared.

Should You Voluntarily Talk to the Police? Understanding Your Rights and When to Stay Silent

Posted by Joseph Kelly Levasseur | Mar 02, 2026 | 0 Comments

Should You Talk to the Police? Discover your rights when police want to question you—do you have to go to the station? Can you know why before agreeing? Learn why voluntary interviews are often risky, when to stay silent, the role of an attorney, and why invoking your Fifth Amendment right to remain silent is usually the safest choice. From Miranda warnings to practical tips: Protect yourself before speaking.

Sued for a Bad Review? What Happens When Companies Sue Over Social Media Posts – And How to Protect Yourself In today's digital world

Posted by Joseph Kelly Levasseur | Feb 22, 2026 | 0 Comments

Sued for a Bad Review? What Happens When Companies Sue Over Social Media Posts – And How to Protect Yourself In today's digital world after  sharing your frustrations about a bad customer experience on social media on review sites like Google, Yelp, Instagram, Tic Toc or Facebook? What if that...

Hit and Run Accidents in Manchester, NH: Crosswalk Dangers Rising

Posted by Joseph Kelly Levasseur | Feb 18, 2026 | 0 Comments

"Crosswalk & Hit and Run Accidents in Manchester NH: Pedestrian Hit by Car in Crosswalk – Recent Cases, Stats & Lawyer Near Me". "Struck in a Manchester NH crosswalk or hit and run pedestrian accident? See 2025-2026 stats, what to do if hit while crossing, and how a local lawyer near me helps. Joseph Kelly Levasseur, Levasseur Law NH." Hashtags: #CrosswalkAccidentManchester #PedestrianHitInCrosswalk #HitAndRunNH #LawyerNearMe.)

Why Hire an Experienced NH Attorney After an OUI/DWI/DUI Arrest?

Posted by Joseph Kelly Levasseur | Feb 16, 2026 | 0 Comments

Summary: If you've been arrested for OUI, DWI, or DUI in New Hampshire, hiring an experienced attorney immediately is crucial. A skilled lawyer like Joseph Kelly Levasseur carefully examines all dashcam and bodycam videos, police reports, field sobriety test results, and chemical test procedures to identify any errors or violations that could lead to reduced charges, evidence suppression, or case dismissal—helping preserve your driving privileges, job, and future.

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