As with the answer to most legal question, it depends. Typically, your employer will not forward your workers' compensation claim to its insurance company until you have been unable to earn full wages for five days, due to an on-the-job injury. However, once those...
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Understanding a doctor’s duty of care
This blog often discusses malpractice and how damaging it can be to unsuspecting patients. While a lawsuit often helps these victims recoup their losses and hold negligent medical professionals accountable, it may be difficult to understand the legal process. Many...
One dead in Massachusetts fatal motorcycle accident
Motorcycle riding can be a great, fun, relaxing way to travel to work, school or to unwind after a hard day. Yet, no matter how fun it might be, it can also be dangerous. Massachusetts' motorists are unaware, negligent, or distracted far too often. Sometimes a failure...
Massachusetts construction worker dies after falling on the job
Construction is dangerous work. Those who earn their living by performing duties in this field are often exposed to numerous hazards, including extreme heights and heavy machinery, which can cause a serious work-related injury or death. Those who are injured on the...
