About Kenison Law Office, PLLC — personal injury Manchester New Hampshire
Kenison Law Office, PLLC helps personal injury Manchester clients and their families seek compensation after serious accidents. Attorney John Kenison brings more than 30 years of experience and handles each case directly. From his Manchester office he serves injured residents across Hillsborough County, with bilingual Spanish-speaking support available.
The firm works on contingency, so clients pay nothing up front and owe fees only if compensation is recovered. That model lets injured people pursue claims without added financial pressure. You can explore other Manchester attorneys if you want to compare experience.
What Clients Say
Clients value direct access to an experienced attorney who handles the case himself. Many mention clear answers and a sense that their claim mattered. Reviewers also appreciate the Spanish-speaking support for their families.
personal injury Manchester — Practice Areas & Services
- Auto, motorcycle, and trucking accident claims
- Slip and fall and premises liability cases
- Dog bite and animal attack injuries
- Medical malpractice and workers’ compensation
- Mediation and bilingual Spanish-speaking support
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I pay anything up front for my injury case?
No. This office works on contingency, so you pay nothing up front. Fees are collected only if the firm recovers compensation for you. That keeps quality representation within reach.
What types of accidents does the firm handle?
The office handles auto, motorcycle, trucking, slip and fall, dog bite, and medical malpractice claims. It also pursues workers’ compensation matters. An initial review confirms whether your situation fits.
Where will my Manchester injury case be filed?
Hillsborough County Superior Court, Northern District in Manchester hears larger injury cases. Smaller claims may go to circuit court. Your attorney files in the venue that matches your damages.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Manchester, New Hampshire
- 2024 road toll: New Hampshire recorded 134 roadway fatalities in 2024 — Union Leader
- Filing deadline: NH allows three years to file most injury claims — Nolo, NH Personal Injury Laws
- Fault rule: Recovery is barred at 51% or more fault — New Hampshire RSA 507:7-d



