Q: I was towed in 2020 on jan 20th in new hampshire. The tow was illegal. Is there anything i can do? My vehicle was damage
I was at the gas station to buy wine. The attendant thought i parked illegally. I went across the street to sign out from work. I had forgotten to sign out. I came back and the tow truck was there. The vehicle was not hooked yet. The cops pulled me from.my vehicle and injured my leg giving me blood clots til this day. They took my keys and gave the driver. I drove a ML350 mercedes and needed a flatbed. The damages cost me about $1700
A: Yes - for the police misconduct causing physical injury, search for a New Hampshire civil rights attorney. For towing company's negligence causing auto body damage, set up a claim with the towing company's insurance company (no attorney necessary, unless towing company refuses to disclose insurance co. info). Regarding wrongful towing (separate from auto body damage issue), whether there's any worthwhile remedy depends on NH law, so, there again, contact a NH attorney. Since you posted from Fla., mainly Fla. attorneys (who can't practice law in NH) will view your post. Try the Justia find-a-lawyer button to find one in the vicinity of your incident.
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