Learn the steps to take after a Massachusetts car accident, from reporting the crash and dealing with insurance to protecting your legal rights.
Category Archives: Vehicle Accidents
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Jul
Jul
Learn what strict liability means, when negligence is not required, and how dog bites, defective products, and dangerous activities can lead to compensation.
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Jul
Jul
Learn how Massachusetts PIP insurance works, what it covers, how to file a claim, and what happens when your benefits run out.
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Mar
Mar
As the springtime comes and temperatures rise, so does the number of cyclists and motorcyclists on the road. Spring riding season often brings a measurable increase in severe and catastrophic injuries involving cyclists and motorcyclists – many of which are preventable. Common catastrophic injuries include: Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) Spinal cord injuries and paralysis Multiple […]
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Jan
Jan
After a snowstorm, finding your car covered in snow can be frustrating. Many drivers may quickly clear the windows and windshield but leave snow on the roof or other areas of the vehicle, especially when running late. However, leaving snow on your car while driving is dangerous. It can obstruct your vision, fall onto other […]
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Nov
Nov
Many people assume winter is the most dangerous season for driving, but in many states, fall actually poses the greatest risk – resulting in more car crashes than any other time of year. According to a CARFAX analysis, fall accounted for the highest percentage of crashes in 39 states, more than any other season. Why is that? Several seasonal factors combine to make […]
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Apr
Apr
Spring showers bring May flowers, but those rain showers also bring risks. With all of the rain that comes during the spring season, road conditions can be affected – which can lead to an increase in motor vehicle accidents. According to the Federal Highway Administration 70% of weather-related crashes occur on wet roads. One […]
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Apr
Apr
Distracted driving is defined by the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration as “any activity that diverts attention from driving.”
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Nov
Nov
I’m sure we all love the beautiful signs of fall time in New England – the temperature cooling down, the apples growing on the trees, and leaves changing color to create spectacular fall foliage. However, this beauty does come with some risks. When the leaves fall, they cover the ground and once it rains […]
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Aug
Aug
Can the Bar that served the drunk driver involved in my accident be held responsible? Yes. In Massachusetts we have what is called Dram Shop Law, and under that law a bar can be held responsible if a person they served alcohol to goes out and injures someone. To break this down further, […]
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