Personal Injury

Massachusetts Youth Sports Liability and Children Injuries

Youth sports are a popular pastime for many children and parents, but with the increased participation in sports also comes an increased risk of injury. In Massachusetts youth sports, the question of liability for injuries can be a complex one to answer, with many factors to consider. The question of where the courts draw the line on liability is an important one, as it determines

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Proving fault in a Massachusetts Slip and Fall Accident

Proving fault in a Massachusetts slip and fall accident can be a complex process, as it involves determining who is responsible for the injuries sustained by the victim. There are a few key factors to consider when attempting to prove fault in a slip and fall accident. First, it is crucial to establish that the property owner or occupier had a duty of care to

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Is My Massachusetts Personal Injury Settlement Taxable?

Personal injury settlements can include payment for various damages, such as lost earning capacity, emotional distress, medical bills, attorney fees, and more. While most financial compensation is considered taxable income, the IRS typically does not have involvement with injury settlements for damages associated with a settled claim. According to the IRS, “If you received a settlement for personal physical injuries or physical sickness and did

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Filing a Personal Injury Claim for Whiplash After a Car Accident

Whiplash is a common injury resulting from minor to severe auto accidents. You may recover compensatory damages for whiplash injuries when an accident involves a negligent driver. If you’ve been in an auto accident and have already suffered whiplash injuries, you should seek immediate medical attention. Then call our office for information about filing a personal injury claim. What is whiplash? Whiplash is common among

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Autumn Color, Winter Wonderlands, and Implied Warranty: A Brief Intro to Product Liability in Massachusetts

Autumn is quickly turning to winter here in New England. Soon, the last of the leaves will have been raked and bagged up, just in time to shovel the front walk and driveway after the first snowfall. Or, like millions of others, perhaps you turn to leaf- and snow-removal tools with more horsepower than a rake or shovel. Snow blowers, leaf blowers, chainsaws, snowplow attachments

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Can I Sue My Dentist?

Malpractice can occur in any field of medicine, including dentistry. If a dental professional acts negligently, you have the right to bring a claim. Both dentists and dental hygienists have an obligation to provide a standard level of care. If they fail to meet this standard, damages from dental malpractice can include payment of medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and wrongful death. While

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Massachusetts Medical Malpractice Frequently Asked Questions

Whether you’ve received a misdiagnosis, a delay in treatment, or experienced adverse drug reactions, you have the right to file a claim for medical malpractice. Medical malpractice suits can be tricky to navigate, so check the answers to frequently asked questions below. What Is Medical Malpractice? Patients have the right to expect a consistent standard level of care to be administered by their health care

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When An Injury Occurs At A Short-term Rental Property

When an injury occurs at a short-term rental property (e.g. Airbnb), can the injured party recover damages from the property owner, the rental app/service, or both? Who’s to Blame When an Airbnb Goes Awry? Premises Liability and Short-Term Rentals While you may be able to take a vacation, gravity never does. If you slip and fall on the freshly mopped floor of a hotel lobby,

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Calculating Lost Wages For Your Personal Injury Case

If you’ve sustained an injury due to another’s negligence, you are legally entitled to seek monetary compensation. The extent of the injury may result in the inability to work, either temporarily or permanently. You may be eligible for economic and non-economic damages for the injuries you received. Economic damages include specific expenses and those losses that can be mathematically calculated. These damages are generally more

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Dog Bite Injuries and The Law in Massachusetts

Dog Bites: An Injury Worthy of Legal Representation About five million Americans suffer dog bite injuries every year. Dogs of any breed and size, whether unfamiliar animals or family pets, can bite and cause injuries. Dog bite injuries can cause life-long and life-altering injuries as well as psychological trauma. Victims of dog bites have a path to seek compensation through the legal system. Massachusetts Law

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