New Hampshire Medical Malpractice Lawyer Resources

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New Hampshire Medical Malpractice Lawyers

Shaheen & Gordon, P.A.
Two Capital Plaza, 107 Storrs Street, Merrimack Co., Concord, New Hampshire 03302-2703 U.S.A.
General and Civil Litigation, Employment Law, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Commercial

Phillips Law Office, P.L.L.C.
104 Pleasant Street, Merrimack Co., Concord, New Hampshire 03301 U.S.A.
General Civil Trial Attorney

Hall Stewart, P.A.
80 Merrimack Street, Hillsborough Co., Manchester, New Hampshire 03101 U.S.A.
Civil Litigation, Personal Injury, Insurance Matters, Workers' Compensation, Medical Negligence

Kazan & Shaughnessy
746 Chestnut Street, Hillsborough Co., Manchester, New Hampshire 03104 U.S.A.
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§507-C:4. 2 years from injury or 2 years from discovery. Minors under age 8: until age 10.

None. Limits declared unconstitutional by State Supreme Court.

519-A:1, 2. Claimant may informally and voluntarily submit to hearing panel prior to beginning litigation. Panel to have layman, doctor selected by court, judicial representation.

Joint and Several Liability

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New Hampshire Malpractice Attorney Fees

Patient Compensation or Stabilization Fund

507:7-d. Defendants are proportionally liable according to percentage of fault for damages awarded.

§507-C:3. Expert witness must be competent and duly qualified to render or supervise equivalent care to defendant's specialty.

§507-C:8. Sliding scale, not to exceed 50% of first $1000; 40% of next $2000; 1/3 of next $97,000; 20% of excess of $100,000. When settled out of court, fee limited to 25% of up to $50,000.

None provided.