Joseph Kelly Levasseur
Personal Injury Lawyer - DWI - OUI Manchester New Hampshire 03103
Attorney Joseph Kelly Levasseur has been a practicing attorney for over 22 years. Over those years Attorney Levasseur has relentlessly fought for and gotten, millions in compensation for his numerous clients. He fights for every dollar and is well known for his straightforward no-nonsense approach to getting results.
For a Free Consult for Injury cases: like slip and fall, car accidents, motorcycle accidents, dog bite, sexual harassment, assault and battery, wrongful death, slander and any injury to the person whether bodily or personal. Joseph Kelly Levasseur doesn’t treat his clients like just another case number. Instead, he provides each client with accessible, strategic, and informative legal representation. Schedule a free phone or zoom consultation to learn how Joseph Kelly Levasseur can fight for you. 603-622-7575
For A free Consult for a DUI or OUI or DWI case please call 603-622-7575
- Personal Injury
- Animal & Dog Bites, Brain Injury, Car Accidents, Construction Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Premises Liability, Truck Accidents, Wrongful Death
- DUI & DWI
- Car Accidents
- Motorcycle Accident
- Slip and Fall
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Free Consultation
I offer a free initial consultation, no matter what the case is that you are calling about. If I cannot, for some reason, handle your case, I will do my absolute best to find you an attorney that can. -
Contingent Fees
Almost all injury related cases are contingency fee based, although you may pay me hourly if you wish to. Contingency based fee means-I do not get any up front money from you unless I win or settle your case. -
Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
For OUI-DWI cases I generally accept a flat fee. Call me and let's discuss the facts of your case to see if it is winnable or whether it is best for you to take a plea. Keep in mind that there are very strict statutory deadlines that have to be met in DWI cases, so call right away to protect your rights. No charge for initial consult. Let's get to work getting your license back.
- New Hampshire
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- 1st Circuit
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- English: Spoken, Written
- Alderman at Large
- City of Manchester
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- Currently on my sixth straight term representing all 12 Wards in the City of Manchester. Love helping my constituents cut through the red tape at City Hall.
- Personal Injury Attorney
- City of Manchester
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- Massachusetts School of Law
- J.D. (2000) | Law
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- Southern New Hampshire University
- MBA (1996) | Business-Marketing
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- New Hampshire Bar Association # 15593
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- National College for DUI Defense NCDD
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- Activities: National Association for DUI Defense National Association for Attorney's concentrating a specific area of practice for DWI OUI DUI Defense.
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- City of Manchester
- Alderman at Large
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- Activities: Sit as one of 14 elected city officials representing all of Manchester. Overseeing the finances, growth and planning for the entire City.
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- NHAJ
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- Activities: Worked with other attorneys to encourage justice in the legal system.
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- New Hampshire Association for Justice
- Q. Can someone get fired from job for practically no reason which i was under the impression i had my job still. Guess not
- A: Every case is fact dependent. There is nothing in your question that states anything an attorney could work with.
- Q. Do I have a case for sexual harassment at my place of work? Should I lawyer up?
- A: Hopefully you kept the tape, or the OM will back up your claim. You should call Human Resources right away. You can file a sexual harassment claim with the Human Rights Commission online and they will perform an investigation. Good Luck!
- Q. Are restaurant gift cards or certificates taxed? Gift card recipients will also pay tax when they redeem the card.
- A: As a former restaurant owner myself for over 34 years, I have never heard of this practice and we certainly never charged a meals and rooms charge in advance of a purchase. The meals and rooms tax is usually charged at the time the meals and drinks are purchased, and then they can be deducted from the gift certificate amount, not paid for in advance before and meals or drinks are ordered. You can call the attorney generals civil department to have them look into this very unusual practice further.
