Russman Law Offices Legal Briefs
 October 2011 - Vol. 3, Issue 10          About Russman Law         Contact Us      603.772.3433  

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New Hampshire's DWI & Personal Injury Lawyer

In recent weeks, the Russman Law website has added two extremely valuable pages that pertain to unique DWI circumstances.

The first new page explains being charged with DWI negligent homicide, what the laws are and how to find the best defense possible.

The second new page gives information about being charged with DWI with an injury involved. This is considered an aggravated DWI and can heavily impact people that drive for a living, such as CDL drivers.

Remember to visit the Russman Law Office Blog in between newsletter deliveries to keep up-to-date on the latest New Hampshire legal news that may impact you.

As always, if you have any questions, please send me feedback with comments, topics of interest, or general questions for future newsletter issues.


Attorney Ryan Russman
   

Challenging Field Sobriety Testing: the Walk-And-Turn Test

I have serious issues with the validity of field sobriety tests. I have many questions as to whether the standard field sobriety tests are truly designed to determine evidence of impairment by alcohol, or if they simply determine if the subject is just poorly coordinated and/or cannot follow multi-task instructions.

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NH DWI Field Sobriety Test
   

What You Should Do if the Insurance Company Offers a Quick Personal Injury Settlement

Insurance companies are often criticized on TV and in movies, and for good reason. After years of happily accepting premiums, insurance companies are all too eager to offer quick settlements to personal injury victims.

The insurance company, and their team of lawyers, are likely hoping that the injured party will agree to a settlement far below what is deserved -- without speaking with an attorney first.

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NH Personal Injury Settlement
   

NH Reckless Driving Charge? You Could Lose Your Driver's License

In New Hampshire, reckless driving is committed when a driver acts with disregard to the substantial risks his or her actions have on the safety of the public.

Unlike many traffic violations where a specific rule is broken, such as going over the speed limit or running a red light, a person can receive a ticket for reckless driving under any circumstances where driving is deemed dangerous.

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New Hampshire Reckless Driving Charge