If you or a loved one has been injured in a motor vehicle accident while commuting on foot in New Hampshire, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries and pain and suffering. Contact Russman Law right now to find out more about your rights.

New Hampshire DWI lawyer Ryan Russman talks about what charges a driver who has an extremely high BAC can expect to face and why.

New Hampshire DWI lawyer Ryan Russman talks about some recent cases where driver have faced serious penalties for aggravated DWI charges in the state.

Attorney Russman explains how driving while intoxicated with a minor in the vehicle can result in several charges in New Hampshire.

A New Hampshire personal injury lawyer explains how victims of injury by a third party can hold the landowner responsible for their attack if there was a dangerous lack of security on the premises.

New Hampshire injury Attorney Russman talks about the difference between criminal and civil charges and how they can affect each other.

A look at the meaning of BAC and why .08 was adopted as the legal limit for alcohol levels for New Hampshire DWI laws.

A look at 24/7 alcohol monitoring as a penalty for DWI and its feasibility to be adapted in New Hampshire and other states throughout the US.

A look at how New Hampshire DWI sentencing guidelines and laws stack up against the laws of other states.

New Hampshire DWI lawyer Russman discusses a recent study that found that states with more DWI related laws have lower traffic fatality rates.

An analysis of what methods are currently used to evaluate drug related DWI suspects in New Hampshire and throughout the country as well as what challenges detection poses.

If you have been hurt in a serious accident caused by another person, it is important to understand exactly how much your injury could cost you. To find out more, contact a New Hampshire personal injury attorney.

A look at how more and more serious auto accidents have taken place in New Hampshire due to drivers being distracted by cell phones and what victims can do to get compensated for their injuries.

A drug DWI offense is a serious charge and can lead to long-term negative consequences. Take a look at how drugged driving laws in New Hampshire compare to those of other states.

New Hampshire injury attorney Russman talks about a trial involving hospital negligence in New York and how to make sure you get the best results in an injury case.

If you have been arrested for DWI in New Hampshire and would like more information on ignition interlock device use as well as other penalties of a conviction, contact an experienced DWI attorney at Russman Law right away.

Learn more about underage DWI laws in New Hampshire as well as what some groups propose can be done to reduce the number of teens who drink and drive.

If you have experienced a SCI in New Hampshire after an accident, call Russman Law to find out if you are eligible to seek compensation.

A look at whiplash, one of the most common injuries that results from auto accidents in New Hampshire and how victims can make sure they get the compensation that they need after an accident.

Find out how victims of car accidents in New Hampshire should act when dealing with the insurance company and how a personal injury lawyer can be beneficial.

New Hampshire DWI lawyer Ryan Russman discusses a case where the defendant argues that she accidentally took a sleep aid.

When a driving error results in a serious or fatal accident, victims have the right to seek compensation for their injuries. If you or a loved one have been injured or killed in an auto accident in Exeter, Manchester or Portsmouth, contact a New Hampshire injury attorney right away to find out more about these rights.

A look at the horizontal gaze nystagmus (HGN) test and how it can be challenged in a New Hampshire DWI case.

Find out more about how a New Hampshire DWI can affect you in the long run including a conviction’s influence on insurance rates, school eligibility and even your career.

Attorney Ryan Russman explains New Hampshire's DWI laws pertaining to snowmobiles and off highway recreational vehicles (OHRV) including what constitutes an aggravated offense and what penalties are associated with a charge.