Massachusetts House and Senate Send Governor Long-Awaited Bill to Protect Vulnerable Road Users
The Massachusetts House and Senate have sent a bill to protect vulnerable road users to the Governor’s desk. At long last, the Massachusetts House and Senate have now sent Gov. Charlie Baker a bill to protect vulnerable road users. One of the bill’s proponents announced the news on his blog, saying the legislation follows 10…
Read MoreIn Boston and Cambridge, Orange Line Shutdown Brings New Bike Safety Concerns
In Boston, cyclists are sharing concerns about bike safety during the Orange Line shutdown. Boston commuters are taking the Orange Line shutdown one day at a time. Many are biking to work and school, some for the first time – and sharing their thoughts and concerns from the bike lane on social media and local…
Read MoreMassachusetts Motorcyclists: Tips for Riding Safely on Fall Foliage Trips
Many Massachusetts motorcyclists are now planning road trips to enjoy the beautiful Fall foliage. If you are among these riders, we offer some safety reminders and hope you enjoy a fun and safe motorcycle ride, one filled with rich Fall color. The first step is to consider your travel route. You may be thinking about…
Read MoreBreakstone, White & Gluck Recognized in 2023 Best Lawyers in America Rankings
Breakstone, White & Gluck is proud to announce our three partners have been recognized in the 2023 edition of Best Lawyers in America©. The rankings were publicly announced on August 18, 2022. Marc L. Breakstone, David W. White and Ronald E. Gluck were recognized for their experience and expertise in these practice areas: Personal Injury Litigation –…
Read MoreTwo Million Infant Swings and Rockers Recalled After Child’s Death
The Consumer Product Safety Commission has announced the recall of two million infant swings due to the risk of entanglement and strangulation. The recall comes after a child was caught in a restraint strap and died from asphyxiation. Thorley Industries, LLC – using a d.b.a of 4moms – recalled two million MamaRoo swings and 220,000…
Read MoreSummer Safety Reminder: Learn the “Dutch Reach” and Protect Cyclists from Dooring Injuries
Drivers are sharing the road with cyclists as we enjoy August here in Massachusetts. Whether you are at home in the Boston area or vacationing on Cape Cod, we hope you give cyclists extra room when you drive and turn through intersections. We also want to remind you to use the Dutch Reach. What is…
Read More10 Years of Encouraging Dedham Children to Wear Bike Helmets
July 27, 2022 Dedham Bike Rodeo. July 22, 2022 Dedham Bike Rodeo. Breakstone, White & Gluck’s Project KidSafe bike helmet donation at the Dedham Bike Rodeo, July 27, 2022. Breakstone, White & Gluck recently returned to the Dedham Bike Rodeo and made our 10th annual donation of bike helmets to the children. It was our…
Read MoreBreakstone, White & Gluck Donates Project KidSafe Bike Helmets to Children in Lowell, Somerville and Chelsea
We are excited about the summer of 2022 here at Breakstone, White & Gluck. This is the 10th year of our Project KidSafe campaign. Read about a few of our bike helmet donations to children: The Bike Connector and Lowell Public Schools Breakstone, White & Gluck was pleased to donate 300 helmets to The Bike…
Read MoreChildren, Dogs and Summer Can Be a Dangerous Combination
Children are naturally curious about dogs. But come summer, it’s important to remember that children, free time and dogs can be a dangerous combination. In Massachusetts, dog owners have a responsibility to keep pets under their control to prevent a dog bite injury. But they may not always do so and the risk for injury…
Read MoreAfter Boston Construction Accidents, a Spotlight on Safety for Workers and Pedestrians
Boston has seen a number of workers injured and killed in construction accidents and falls since March. The spotlight is now on workplace safety, but construction accidents – especially those involving multi-story buildings – can also endanger pedestrians, cyclists and drivers at street level. We have seen these dangers before in Boston. In July 2019,…
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