For most people, attorneys are much like doctors, electricians, fire fighters; they seldom think about them unless they need them. And when they need them, they often need them quickly. If you’ve just started the search for an attorney, you might be lost in a sea of legal jargon looking for the right one. You’ve
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What to Look for in a Nursing Home
The supposed “golden years” aren’t always so golden. For many people, the later years of life come with increased physical limitations, onset of serious health conditions, and the loss of loved ones. But the one thing elderly people should be able to count on is adequate care, respect, and dignity. When we think about placing
Read More...How Do Wrongful Death Claims Differ from Injury Claims in Massachusetts?
When someone is seriously injured by another person’s negligence, they have the right to get money to compensate them for all of the aggravation and challenges they experienced through no fault of their own. The injured person seeks compensation through a personal injury claim. But what happens when the victim dies? The grieving family is
Read More...What Is a Third-Party Liability Claim After a Workplace Injury?
Workers’ compensation benefits were designed to give workers a degree of financial security after work-related injuries. These benefits are effective because they don’t depend on proving the employer was at fault for the accident and they cover medical bills and part of a worker’s wage while the injured worker recovers. However, there are limitations on
Read More...What You Need to Know About Pain and Suffering Damages in Massachusetts
Serious injuries are costly. They often result in a pile of ongoing medical bills and, in some cases, lost income due to an inability to work. But the costliest impacts of a serious injury are often those that are harder to quantify. Pain and suffering are both crucial parts of an injury claim, but many
Read More...Is Your Uber Driver an Imposter?
When Carole Cassidy opened a tax form informing her that she had earned more than $4,000 from Uber in 2019, it was a surprise on many levels. First, she’d never worked for Uber. Second, the tax form accurately listed her name, address, and the last four digits of her Social Security number. Carole’s story, featured
Read More...Is Boston a Safe Place for Pedestrians and Cyclists?
Pedestrians and cyclists are common on Boston’s roads. Both forms of transportation are affordable and convenient. But navigating our streets via bike or foot isn’t without risks. How dangerous is walking and cycling in Boston, and how does the safety of these vulnerable road users stack up against those in other cities and states around
Read More...Why Driving With an Unrestrained Dog in the Car Is Dangerous
Whether they’re going on long road trips or quick drives to the pet store, local dog park, or simply tagging along on errands, dogs just love car rides. But before inviting Fido to hop in next to you, you need to hear these important facts about how having an unrestrained dog in the car can
Read More...Who Are You Really Suing in a Personal Injury Lawsuit?
You can sue an individual, a business, or several parties for your injury. Though it’s often an insurance company who will pay you compensation, insurers are not the ones you’ll name as defendants in a lawsuit. One of biggest obstacles injured people face in getting the compensation they deserve is the reluctance to “sue” someone.
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