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    Hillsborough County, NH Lawyers in Related Practice Areas:

    Medical MalpracticeCar AccidentsPersonal Injury DefensePremises LiabilityWrongful Death

    Personal Injury Lawyers in Cities Near Hillsborough County, NH

    MerrimackNashuaHudsonManchesterLondonderry

    Nearby Counties:

    Cheshire CountyMerrimack CountyRockingham CountyStrafford CountySullivan County

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    You've come to the right place. If you or a loved one has suffered an accident or injury, a personal injury lawyer can help.

    Personal injury lawyers handle cases involving physical injuries -- like neck injuries, back injuries, and catastrophic injuries -- and nonphysical injuries -- like emotional distress.

    Use FindLaw to hire a local personal injury lawyer near you to resolve issues like monetary compensation for medical expenses or wrongful death.

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    Use the contact form on the profiles to connect with a Hillsborough County, New Hampshire attorney for legal advice.

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