About Jonathan Cohen — personal injury Concord, New Hampshire
Jonathan Cohen takes personal injury Concord cases as a founding trial lawyer at Cohen & Winters. He represents injured residents across Merrimack County and central New Hampshire. His firm focuses on accident victims who face medical bills and lost wages. You can review the firm and others in the Concord attorney directory.
Cohen prepares each case as if it will reach a jury. This approach pushes insurers toward fair offers. He keeps clients informed and explains the process in plain language. The firm provides free consultations for new injury claims.
Why Work With Jonathan Cohen
Jonathan Cohen is a founding trial lawyer at Cohen & Winters who builds each injury claim as if it will reach a jury. That readiness gives his Merrimack County clients leverage in negotiations. He keeps communication direct and walks clients through the process from the first call.
Personal Injury Concord — Practice Areas & Services
- Auto accident claims, including rear-end and intersection crashes
- Premises liability and fall injuries at stores and rentals
- Dog bite and animal attack injury claims
- Wrongful death representation for surviving family members
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I bring to a personal injury Concord consultation?
Bring the police or incident report, photos, and any medical records you have. Also bring insurance details and a list of your expenses. These documents help the lawyer assess your claim quickly.
Will my injury case go to trial?
Most New Hampshire injury cases settle before trial. However, a firm willing to try a case often secures stronger offers. Your lawyer prepares for trial while still pursuing settlement.
What is the deadline to sue after a Concord accident?
New Hampshire sets a three-year deadline for most injury suits. The clock usually starts on the date of the accident. Missing it can end your right to recover, so act early.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Concord, New Hampshire
- Crash fatalities (Merrimack County): 20 traffic deaths in 2023, or 12.7 per 100,000 residents — NHTSA, 2023 Crash Data
- Serious injuries statewide: New Hampshire logged 507 serious-injury crashes in 2023 — NH Office of Highway Safety
- Where claims are filed: Most Concord injury suits proceed in Merrimack County Superior Court at 163 N. Main Street — NH Judicial Branch

