The NVICP provides compensation to those who have been injured by the administration of a specific vaccine. These vaccines can be administered either by vaccine manufacturers or private individuals in order to receive compensation. If you have been...
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In simplest form, the at-fault driver is liable in a multi car accident. But, a car accident involving more than two vehicles can get tricky when determining who is at fault. In some cases, the accident could be caused by simultaneous events or...
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When a case is settled out of court, it means that both parties came to an agreement before the case goes to trial. The main reason that most cases settle out of court is because the outcome is either guaranteed or predictable. However, unlike a...
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In a preliminary hearing, enough evidence must be presented for the judge to determine whether or not the defendant should stand trial. Evidence can include documents, witness statements, and physical evidence. The clerk magistrate will listen to...
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Show cause hearings are held for misdemeanor crimes that did not lead to arrest on the charges. Typically held within a few days of the citation, you will be summoned before the District Court clerk magistrate to determine whether there is...
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Not all injuries show up right after a car accident. There could be long-term health impacts on your body after a serious accident that you may not discover for years. Damage to internal organs or head injuries may not display immediate...
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Workers' compensation is available to people who were injured during work. The purpose of it is to compensate for medical bills or lost wages from being unable to work. In the state of Massachusetts, all employers are required to have workers’...
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What to Do After a Motorcycle Accident No driver expects to be the victim of an accident. On a motorcycle, the risks can be much more severe. If you find yourself victim to a motorcycle accident, Massachusetts law requires you to stop, call the...
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