About McDowell & Morrissette, PA — personal injury Manchester New Hampshire
McDowell & Morrissette, PA is a personal injury Manchester firm that limits its practice to the most serious injury cases. The firm represents injured clients throughout New Hampshire from its Manchester office, drawing on more than 100 years of combined trial experience. Attorneys including Joseph F. McDowell III and Mark D. Morrissette prepare every matter for trial from the outset.
That focus on serious cases and trial readiness helps clients pursue full compensation. The initial consultation and case evaluation come at no cost, and cases are handled on contingency. You can browse other Manchester attorneys to compare experience.
What Clients Say
Clients highlight the firm’s depth of trial experience and serious-case focus. Many appreciate thorough preparation and honest case assessments. Reviewers also note attorneys who stood firm against insurers.
personal injury Manchester — Practice Areas & Services
- Car, truck, and motorcycle crash claims
- Pedestrian and bicycle accident injuries
- Medical malpractice and product liability cases
- Work-related injury claims
- Wrongful death claims with no-cost case evaluation
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the firm take smaller injury claims?
The firm concentrates on the most serious personal injury cases. Severe injuries often need significant resources to litigate fully. A free evaluation helps determine whether your case fits.
What does a contingency arrangement cost me?
You pay no fee unless the firm recovers compensation for you. The fee is then a percentage of the recovery. Confirm the exact terms and case costs in writing.
Where are Manchester injury lawsuits filed?
Larger injury suits go to Hillsborough County Superior Court, Northern District in Manchester. Smaller claims may proceed in circuit court. Your attorney files where your damages belong.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Manchester, New Hampshire
- 2024 toll: New Hampshire recorded 134 roadway fatalities in 2024 — Union Leader
- Filing deadline: NH sets a 3-year statute of limitations for injury claims — Nolo, NH Personal Injury Laws
- Fault rule: Recovery is barred at 51% or more fault — New Hampshire RSA 507:7-d



