Normand & Associates

John B. Kenison, Jr.

John B. Kenison’s primary areas of practice are auto accidents, motorcycle injuries, construction site injuries, premise accidents, defective products, business civil litigation, medical malpractice, and service as a professional mediator and arbitrator.

Attorney Kenison has more than 21 years of experience as a trial attorney in the State of New Hampshire. Having previously worked in a large New Hampshire law firm with over 50 members, Attorney Kenison brings his vast amount of experience to our mid-sized law firm where we are able to provide detailed and close personal attention to the needs of our clients. John has successfully represented clients in numerous civil jury trials and has settled hundreds of injury cases through the negotiation and mediation process.

A lifelong resident of the State of New Hampshire, having been born in the North Country, Attorney Kenison attended the University of New Hampshire and Case Western Reserve University School of Law. He is a member of the New Hampshire, American and Manchester Bar Associations as well as the New Hampshire Association for Justice.

He currently resides in the greater Manchester area with his wife, a practicing artist, and his two children. Attorney Kenison, himself, enjoys art and is an accomplished glassblower. He brings a high degree of energy, commitment and compassion to all of his cases and has demonstrated a successful track record. He is a dynamic member of the Normand & Associates legal team.

Attorney Kenison can be reached by:

email: JKenison@nhattorney.com
phone: 603-624-6655

Representative Cases:

$76,000 homeowner insurance settlement after a fall on stairs. Our client suffered significant dental injuries when she slipped on household stairs and fell forward due to inadequate handrails.

$95,000 settlement for fractured wrist. Client fractured his wrist in a car crash when his vehicle was cut off by the other driver.

See the case results page and remember that every case is different and our past results cannot guarantee the outcome of your particular claim.