Teale Law – Injury Case Results

Client was bicycling down a New Hampshire country road when he was abruptly cut off by a motorist, causing a collision and significant injuries to client. Teale Law vigorously uncovered all available insurance policies to client, including liability, underinsured motorist, and umbrella coverage.

A Manchester man was the passenger in a friend’s automobile when the automobile was forced off the road by a negligent driver.  Teale Law was able to pursue a claim against the negligent driver, settling the case for policy limits.  Teale Law then pursued under-insured motorist claims against both the friend’s auto insurance policy and the client’s sister’s auto insurance policy (client was residing with sister and was a named insured on her policy).  Teale Law successfully settled claims with all three insurance policies, as well as captured $10,000 in Medical Payments Coverage benefits for client, bringing client’s total recovery to $97,000.

Merrimack county man was the victim of negligent driving while riding his motorcycle.  A motorist ran a stop sign, causing our client to “t-bone” the vehicle.  He suffered a concussion, a fractured elbow, and back pain.

Client fell off of balcony with loose railings, breaking one rib upon impact.

An 8 year old boy stepped on a nail outside of his apartment.  Workers had recently been making repairs to the building and loose nails in the front lawn.  The boy required six stitches and made a full recovery.

 A husband and wife were rear ended after stopping off of a highway exit ramp.  Both husband and wife suffered whiplash injuries.  Teale Law quickly settled the matter with the defendant.

Client hit while riding his Harley Davidson motorcycle in Manchester, NH.  Client suffered hip pain and swelling, many abrasions, and scratches/scrapes to his motorcycle.

A young lady was assaulted by her manager while working at a restaurant.  Teale Law filed a complaint on her behalf with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.  The case successfully settled at mediation.

Client was crossing a section of street without a cross walk and was lightly struck by a company vehicle. Client had extensive bruising and soreness to his leg, requiring brief medical treatment and a short period of physical therapy. The company’s insurer attempted to defend the case, accusing client of crossing the street without using the crosswalk.  Attorney Teale was able to educate the insurer on relevant auto/pedestrian law and negotiate a settlement almost immediately totaling over $15,000.

Attorney Teale represented the Estate of a deceased motorist, communicated with all family members throughout the process, and settled the matter for insurance policy limits within ninety (90) days of being retained.