New Hampshire Supreme Court Clarifies Landlord Liability in Triple-Net Leases
In the landmark case Robinson v. 1 Bouchard Street Realty, LLC (October 2024), the Court ruled that landlords still owe a duty of reasonable care to non-parties, regardless of lease delegations for snow and ice removal.
$8 Million Settlement Secured for Teen Injured at NH Amusement Center
A legal team announced an $8 million settlement for a teenager suffering catastrophic injuries. The lawsuit alleged a failure in the duty of care to provide a safe environment during a nighttime event.
New Hampshire Raises Caps on Wrongful Death Damages (SB 462)
Governor Sununu signed SB 462, tripling previous limits for “loss of consortium” claims. Spousal limits increased to $500,000, impacting recovery in fatal premises liability cases.
$850,000 Settlement Reached in Plywood Trip-and-Fall Case
A plaintiff suffering severe injuries after tripping over raised plywood received a substantial recovery for medical expenses and pain and suffering due to owner negligence.
Pizza Chain Settles New Hampshire Slip-and-Fall for $550,000
A woman received $550,000 after tripping over an uneven carpet. The case highlighted store failures in securing floor coverings and lack of proper safety inspections.
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