Attorney Matthew B. Cox : New Hampshire Lawyers : Burns, Bryant, Cox, Rockefeller & Durkin

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"Matt's compassion, ethic, professionalism, knowledge of the law, and experience made this a much less stressful situation for us."
-K.R.

Attorney Matthew B. Cox has served the legal needs of clients for over 25 years, dedicating his practice to victims of devastating car accidents and other serious injury cases. He also counsels people dealing with legal issues involving probate law. Admitted to practice law in 1992, attorney Cox has successfully resolved countless legal cases and received many notable awards and honors. He is also member of several professional associations and remains heavily involved in his community.

Like his fellow attorneys at Burns, Bryant, Cox, Rockefeller & Durkin, P.A., attorney Cox is here for you when you need him most, whether you're facing a major injury claim or issues regarding wills or estates. Contact our law firm and schedule your free case evaluation.

Education:

College of the Holy Cross (BA, 1989)
Suffolk University (JD, cum laude, 1992)

Admitted to Bar:

New Hampshire 1992
Maine 1993
U.S. District Court, District of New Hampshire

Honors:

Best Lawyers^®: Personal Injury – recognized since 2008
"Preeminent" A/V rating by Martindale-Hubbell (Highest Possible Rating in Legal Ability and Ethical Standards)
Top Lawyers 2012 - NH Magazine
Top Lawyers 2011 - NH Magazine
Top Lawyers 2010 - NH Magazine
Top Lawyers 2009 - NH Magazine
Recipient: American Jurisprudence Products Liability Award
AVVO Rating: 10
Boston's Top Rated, Personal Injury, 2012
Top Lawyers in Personal Injury Litigation, 2007, 2009

Professional Activities:

Co-authored successful Amicus Brief to New Hampshire Supreme Court on behalf of NHAJ with Sarah E. Lavoie, Esq., in Desclos v. Southern New Hampshire Medical Center, 153 N.H. 607 (2006). Desclos is a precedent setting case which held that an injured plaintiff can in most cases maintain his or her privacy in regard to mental health treatment records and does not have to turn them over to the insurance company in most accident cases.
Lead counsel in New Hampshire Supreme Court, Kelly v. Prudential, 147 N.H. 642 (2002)
President New Hampshire Trial Lawyer's Association, 2005-2006
Past Chairperson of the Worker's Comp Section of the New Hampshire Bar Association

Professional Associations:

Maine Bar Association
New Hampshire Bar Association
New Hampshire Trial Lawyers Association (n/k/a NH Association for Justice)
The Association of Trial Lawyers of America (n/k/a American Association for Justice)

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