In New Hampshire, you can still pursue a case even if you were partially responsible
for your injuries. The legal principle of "comparative negligence" applies, meaning
your compensation will be adjusted based on your degree of fault.
For example, if you were found to be 20% at fault, your compensation will be reduced
by that percentage. It's essential not to assume that your partial responsibility
disqualifies you from seeking damages. Consulting with an experienced personal injury
attorney at Upton & Hatfield is crucial. We will assess the circumstances, gather
evidence, and build a strong case to demonstrate the other party's liability and
minimize the impact of your comparative negligence.