Can You Get Unemployment If You Get Fired? If you are fired from your job in the state of Massachusetts, you may still be eligible to receive unemployment benefits. However, there are certain circumstances that can disqualify you from receiving...
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Signs Your Disability Claim Will Be Approved The waiting time after filing an application for Social Security disability benefits can lasts months, even over a year. On top of that, the approval rate for applications in Massachusetts sits right...
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How to File a Vaccine Injury Claim Although vaccines are used to prevent further health concerns, some people fall victim to injuries sustained directly from the vaccine or administration of the vaccine. If this happens to you, there is legal...
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Lawsuits Covered By Medical Malpractice Lawyers Medical malpractice lawsuits cover a wide range of cases that lead to injury, including wrongful death, vaccine injuries, and even product defect injuries. However, some medical-related injuries may...
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Unemployment Overpayment: What Happens When the DUA Overpays Have you been asked to return money sent to you by the Massachusetts Department of Unemployment Assistance? If you receive a notice of overpayment from the DUA, you should consult with...
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How to Handle Divorce with a Prenuptial Agreement Having a prenuptial agreement in place at the time of divorce is intended to help save potentially invested time and money during the divorce proceedings. However, if one spouse challenges the...
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If you have lost your job or are unable to work for an extended period of time, the Department of Unemployment Assistance can help by providing you with enough benefits to support yourself or your family. To apply for unemployment benefits with the...
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Massachusetts law varies depending on the type of drug offense a person is charged with. Punishments for drug trafficking and sale to minors can be the most severe. Charges can be determined based on the type of substances. Massachusetts...
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