Safety Code Violations and Construction Accidents in Boston
From heavy equipment and power tools to building supplies, electricity, gas lines, and hazardous materials, there are numerous reasons why construction sites are dangerous. That’s why adhering to safety codes is imperative. Construction companies have a responsibility to ensure their worksites are safe for workers and bystanders. However, not all business owners or site managers…
Read MoreTop Five Biking Safety Tips to Remember
While biking is a popular way to get around Boston, unfortunately, bicycle accidents happen every day. It’s important to understand how to be safe so you can avoid being seriously injured in one. Today we want to talk about some key biking safety tips to remember, from our Boston personal injury law firm to you.…
Read MoreWhat is an Attractive Nuisance?
Children are innately curious about the world around them, but at times that curiosity can lead them into danger. No matter how cautious you try to teach your children to be and no matter the rules you have in place, there are times when your child’s natural curiosity may put them in potentially risky situations.…
Read MoreThe Dangers of Electric Vehicles
Every day, millions of Americans hop into their electric cars or sport utility vehicles (SUVs) to hit the road. Electric vehicles (EVs) are advertised as superior to the average passenger vehicle in just about every way: Better for the planet. Better for your wallet. Just… better. But are they? As it turns out, electric vehicles…
Read MoreNerve Damage After a Car Accident
Car accidents happen every day. Whether a quick trip to the store, commuting to work, or taking your family for a fun day out, there is a risk every time you get into a motor vehicle. Even a seemingly minor accident can cause serious injuries – including some with lifelong consequences. Among those potential injuries…
Read MoreAppeals Court Rules Rejection of Voir Dire Questions Not Abuse of Discretion
An appeals court has ruled that a judge in a medical malpractice case did not abuse his discretion in replacing a plaintiffs’ proposed jury voir dire questions with more general questions of his own. Per Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly: Family members of a 51-year-old woman who died of complications from undiagnosed diabetes alleged in their lawsuit…
Read MoreUsing Traffic Camera Footage as Evidence in a Car Accident
Car accidents can be traumatic, leaving victims with injuries, financial burdens, and emotional distress. Establishing fault and securing fair compensation can be challenging, especially when conflicting accounts of the accident happen. In such cases, traffic camera footage can be invaluable in providing clear, unbiased evidence. Today, we want to help you understand the importance of…
Read MoreLiability and Other Legal Concerns for Accidents Involving Commercial Trucks in Boston
Accidents involving commercial trucks can result in severe injuries, extensive property damage, and even fatalities. The complexities surrounding these accidents are immense due to the numerous parties that may be involved and the specific regulations that govern the trucking industry. If you or a loved one has been injured in a truck accident in Boston,…
Read MoreTwo Recent Cyclist Deaths Highlight Dangers of Biking in Boston
Friday, June 21st marked the second bicyclist death in the streets of Boston in a month. The bicyclist, MIT doctoral student Minh-Thi Nguyen, 24, was hit by a truck at Hampshire and Portland Streets near Kendall Square in Cambridge according to police. She was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital where she was pronounced dead around…
Read MoreWill Not Wearing a Helmet Impact Your Motorcycle Accident Claim in Boston?
Riding a motorcycle provides a sense of freedom and adventure that few other forms of transportation can match. However, it also comes with significant risks, particularly in busy urban environments like Boston. One critical safety measure that riders can take is wearing a helmet. Not only can a helmet save your life or prevent serious…
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