We don’t believe in keeping secrets. We want our personal injury clients to have access to all the information they need about the car and homeowners insurance industry, pursuing compensation after an injury, and more. Our attorney shares his knowledge in these blog posts, covering a range of topics and issues. Be thoroughly informed, arm yourself with knowledge and be confident that you are making the best decision for yourself or a loved one.
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If You Were Hurt at Work in Massachusetts, You Can’t Sue Your Company. But You May Be Able To Sue A 3rd Party, Says Boston Injury LawyerHurt at work in Massachusetts? You can't sue your company, but you might be able to sue a negligent third-party which was partially responsible for your injury
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Get Your Bike Ready for Spring Riding!!Here are some of the steps I take to get my bike ready each season and avoid any accidents that may otherwise be caused due to my own negligence.
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Believe You May Be At Fault for a Boston Car Accident? Don’t Be So Quick to Blame Yourself, You May Still Have a Personal Injury Case in MassachusettsAt fault for a car accident in Boston? Don't let an insurance company have the final word - consult an injury or car accident lawyer to see if you have a case.
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Were You Injured In An Accident In Boston, But Don’t Want A Personal Injury Lawyer Because You’re Not The ‘Suing Type?’ Here’s Why You Should Think AgainInjured in an accident in Massachusetts but you don't want an injury lawyer or a lawsuit? Our attorneys explain how only insurance benefits when you don't sue.
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Injured? The Importance Medical Records and Proper Notes have in your Boston Injury Lawsuit Cannot be OverstatedHave you been injured in an accident in Massachusetts? Injury attorney explains how medical records and notes form the backbone of your Boston injury case in MA
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Can You Sue Your Landlord for Injuries that Happened in Your Apartment?Can You Sue Your Landlord for Injuries that Happened in Your Apartment? If so, how? Find out here.
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Massachusetts Pedestrians and Crosswalks: Know these Rules, Stay Alive!From 2014-2018, 60% of pedestrian deaths took place during the time frame of 3:00pm and 12:00am. Learn the rules to protect yourself!
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6 Reasons Why I Might Not Take Your Personal Injury Caseif I believe after reviewing the facts that the potential client bears more than 50% of the fault for an accident, I will not get involved. Here are 6 reasons why
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I Signed a Waiver and then I Got Hurt. Can I Sue?Under Massachusetts law, signing such waivers generally (and I stress the word generally), precludes somebody from pursuing an ordinary negligence claim.
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One Question Potential Clients Never Ask Their Lawyers, But Should“Knowledge is power” is our firm's mantra. We believe that potential clients should arm themselves with certain basic information. Learn what you should be asking here.
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DON’T PUT YOUR BICYCLES AWAY JUST YET: 7 Tips for Fall Cycling in New EnglandLearn the seven things every bicycle rider in New England should know before hitting the road.
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The 4 Most Common Reasons Why People Fire Their LawyerYes, you can but that doesn't mean you should. Click here to get answers to many of the questions people have when they become dissatisfied with their lawyer
