For many Massachusetts residents, much of their day is spent at work. Regardless of one's profession, certain dangers are posed. With this in mind, our local, state and federal governments have implemented laws and regulations in an attempt to ensure workplace safety....
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Bicyclist wounded in Massachusetts hit-and-run accident
On a previous post here we discussed how pedestrian accidents can be avoided. Despite those efforts, however, far too many Massachusetts residents are put at risk of harm by negligent drivers who fail to take the necessary precautions to ensure pedestrian safety....
Contributory negligence and personal injury lawsuits
Very few car accidents are clear cut when it comes to determining fault. One individual may have been speeding slightly when he is struck by another driver who ran a stop sign. Should this disallow the first driver from recovering compensation? This is a debate that,...
Can failure to detect a stroke be medical malpractice?
The human body can sometimes be difficult to decipher. This is particularly true when an individual experiences symptoms that may be applicable to more than one medical condition. This is where doctors can be extremely helpful, as their extensive education and...
Truckers in Massachusetts should be able to prevent rollovers
The roadways in Massachusetts can be dangerous. For the most part, the threat is not posed by the roads themselves, but rather by those who are driving on them. Although many of us have been involved in minor accidents that only resulted in damage to our vehicles,...
Advocating for injured workers in Massachusetts
A previous post here discussed a fire and explosion at a Massachusetts sewage plant that left several individuals harmed. Although the physical pain and suffering that can accompany such an incident can be significant, the harm doesn't end there. Instead, victims of...
Sewage plant explosion leaves five workers injured
Many of us don't realize it, but our jobs may put us at risk of harm. Even those who are employed in positions with relatively low risk of harm, such as office jobs, can succumb to injuries. When this harm is suffered on the job, victims may be left struggling to make...
What can be done to prevent pedestrian accidents?
At one time or another, we all find ourselves as pedestrians, even in the heart of winter. Whether we merely have to walk from our parked car to the office, or if walking is our only means of transportation, those on foot near traffic could be at risk of being struck....
Top reasons for medical malpractice lawsuits
Many Massachusetts residents find going to the doctor to be an anxiety-filled experience. They fear that a serious medical condition may be discovered and that there may be little, if anything, that can be done to treat it. Though this is a legitimate fear, it should...
Workers’ compensation and partial incapacitation
The vast majority of Massachusetts residents need to work in order to raise their families and make ends meet. While the economy has recovered and many have been able to secure employment, they may still find themselves facing financial hardship if they are injured in...
