Nashua Personal Injury Lawyer
Muggeo & Associates represents people injured in Nashua, New Hampshire’s second-largest city, and in nearby Hudson and Hollis. Many Nashua residents commute into Massachusetts and many Massachusetts residents work in Nashua, so cross-border accidents and insurance questions are common.
Where Nashua Injuries Happen
The F.E. Everett Turnpike (Route 3) runs through Nashua and connects to Route 3 in Massachusetts, carrying heavy commuter traffic at its exits and toll areas. Amherst Street (Route 101A) and Daniel Webster Highway are dense retail corridors with frequent turning traffic, rear-end collisions and parking-lot crashes. Downtown Main Street sees pedestrian traffic, and Nashua’s manufacturing, warehouse and technology employers see workplace injuries.
Cases We Handle in Nashua
- Car accidents on the Everett Turnpike, Amherst Street and Daniel Webster Highway
- Truck and commercial vehicle crashes
- Pedestrian injuries
- Premises and slip-and-fall injuries
- Aviation accidents involving Nashua’s Boire Field
Where a Nashua Case Is Filed
Smaller civil claims arising in Nashua are generally heard in the New Hampshire Circuit Court, 9th Circuit, District Division at 30 Spring Street, Nashua, which serves Nashua, Hudson and Hollis. Larger claims are typically filed in Hillsborough County Superior Court South, also at 30 Spring Street.
Frequently Asked Questions
I live in Massachusetts and was hurt in Nashua. Which law applies?
New Hampshire law usually governs fault and damages for an accident in Nashua, though insurance questions may depend on where your policy was issued. See our New Hampshire personal injury page.
I was hurt at work in Nashua. What should I do?
Report the injury to your employer in writing and get medical care. If another company or driver caused the injury, you may have a separate claim in addition to workers’ compensation.
Talk With Us About a Nashua Injury
Call Muggeo & Associates at 978-741-1177 or send us a message. See also our pages for Salem, NH and Manchester.
This page provides general information only and is not legal advice. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.