About Jon N. Strasburger, Attorney at Law — personal injury Manchester New Hampshire
Attorney Jon N. Strasburger serves personal injury Manchester clients alongside family and traffic matters from his Manchester office. He represents injured residents across Hillsborough County and offers a free consultation to discuss new cases. His practice pairs injury advocacy with a clear, client-focused style.
Clients reach a dedicated attorney who handles their case personally from start to finish. That direct involvement keeps communication simple and decisions well grounded. You can view more Manchester attorneys if you want to compare experience first.
What Clients Say
Clients describe an approachable attorney who returned calls and explained options plainly. Many appreciate the free consultation that let them ask questions without pressure. Reviewers also note steady, attentive handling of their matters.
personal injury Manchester — Practice Areas & Services
- Personal injury and accident claims in the Manchester area
- Traffic-related injury and collision matters
- Family law issues that arise alongside an injury
- Direct attorney handling of each case
- Free initial consultation for new clients
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the first consultation really free?
Yes, this office offers a free initial consultation for injury matters. You can describe what happened and learn your basic options at no cost. It is a low-pressure way to decide your next step.
How does a traffic ticket affect my injury claim?
A citation against the other driver can support your claim of fault. A ticket against you may complicate recovery but does not always end it. An attorney can explain how it factors into your case.
Which court hears Manchester injury cases?
Larger injury suits go to Hillsborough County Superior Court, Northern District in Manchester. Smaller claims may proceed in circuit court. Your attorney selects the right venue for your damages.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Manchester, New Hampshire
- Decade trend: NH traffic fatalities rose 42% over the past decade — InDepthNH.org
- Filing deadline: Most NH injury claims must be filed within 3 years — Nolo, NH Personal Injury Laws
- Fault rule: Recovery is barred at 51% or more fault — New Hampshire RSA 507:7-d



