Skip to Content
Top
Serving New Hampshire Since 1908 Drunk Driving Accidents

New Hampshire Drunk Driving Accident Attorneys

Feel Like Your Case is Stuck? We Can Get It Moving

Are you feeling like you are making no ground at all when pursuing compensation after being hit by a drunk driver in New Hampshire? Dealing with a stubborn insurance company can feel that way. At Upton & Hatfield, LLP, we know what it takes to get a case moving again and in the right direction.

We opened our doors in 1908, which makes us one of the country’s longest-running law firms with a focus on plaintiff cases. When it comes to a case as important as your drunk driving accident case, you should only leave it in the hands of a highly experienced legal team like ours. We can go above and beyond your expectations to pursue the best possible outcome on your behalf in a car accident lawsuit.

Contact us by dialing (603) 634-9560 and request a consultation.

Can You File a Claim Against a Drunk Driver?

When someone crashes into you because they were intoxicated, it can be as frustrating as it is painful. The driver’s auto insurance provider might be eager to throw a settlement amount at you to get you to sign it and end the case quickly. They might even tell you that you have to accept that settlement to discourage you from filing a claim.

Before you sign anything from any insurance company after a drunk driving accident, you should speak with our drunk driving accident attorneys in New Hampshire. We can review the settlement offer and let you know if it has been lowballed or left intentionally small. If it is, then we can lead the way when pursuing the correct amount.

Damages You Might Be Entitled To

What should the drunk driver owe you after a crash?

  • Medical bills
  • Lost wages
  • Vehicle repairs
  • Pain, suffering, and disability

Damages in your drunk driving accident case can be categorized as economic or non-economic. When damage is trackable on paper like a bill or pay stub, it is economic damage. For example, the cost to repair your car is economic damage, although, it is technically handled in a separate property damage claim. When damage is based on an intangible concept, it is non-economic damage. The physical pain and mental anguish you have experienced due to your injuries could be your case’s most expensive forms of non-economic damage.

Read More Read Less

Real Results for Real Clients

Trusted for Over a Century
  • Record-Setting 31,000,000 McPadden v. Walmart
  • $5,000,000 Medical Malpractice Case
  • $1,168,500 Boisvert v. Sears, Roebuck & Co.
  • $900,000 Burn Injury
“We highly recommend this practice! A+ experience!”
“They made the process simple and efficient.”
Pete I.