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Truck Accident Attorney in New Hampshire
About Attorney
Attorney Frank Cimler brings an exceptional blend of legal expertise, academic distinction, and military discipline to his practice. A Cum Laude graduate in Business Management from the University of Maryland, he earned his Juris Doctor from New England School of Law and later completed his LLM in Banking Law and Finance from Boston University School of Law. His unique background enhances his ability to handle complex personal injury and truck accident cases with precision and strategy.
Mr. Cimler is known for his commitment to justice, his depth of legal knowledge, and his unwavering service to both his clients and his country.
Practice Areas
- Truck Accidents
- Personal Injury
- Banking Law & Finance
- Entertainment Law
- Business Law
- Veterans’ Legal Issues
Professional Background
Attorney Cimler has taught at respected law schools including Massachusetts School of Law and New England School of Law, and has lectured at Northeastern and Western New England School of Law. He has also participated in legal panels across major cities like Boston, Los Angeles, and New York. His diverse experience positions him as a formidable advocate in high-stakes injury litigation and complex legal matters.
Awards & Recognition
- Meritorious Service Medal - U.S. Air Force
- USAF Outstanding Munitions Technician and Supervisor of the Year
- Dean’s List and Moot Court Honors - New England School of Law
- LLM in Banking Law & Finance - Boston University
Client Commitment
Frank Cimler approaches each case with the precision of a decorated Air Force veteran and the insight of a legal scholar. Clients trust him to deliver results grounded in integrity, rigorous preparation, and a dedication to justice—especially in challenging truck accident and injury cases.
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