Medical bills after a car accident can get expensive quickly. If you are injured in an accident, you may be entitled to compensation, especially if the accident was not your fault. Massachusetts is a no-fault state, meaning that your own...
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Car accidents often result in serious injuries. With these injuries comes large medical bills and other damages such as lost wages. Having to pay these costs out of pocket could have the potential to wreak havoc on a victim’s personal...
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Traffic accidents are an unfortunate reality on Massachusetts roads. With its dense traffic, diverse weather conditions, and often unpredictable drivers, the Bay State sees its fair share of crashes, from minor fender-benders to serious collisions....
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Driving can be dangerous, and so it is governed by right of way laws. These laws dictate how drivers are meant to behave when operating a motor vehicle. Right of way laws prevent accidents, and by following them you can lower the risk of a lawsuit...
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When injured through no fault of your own, you’re usually entitled to financial restitution. But what if the at-fault party is a town, city, state, or other government entity? The idea of taking on such a large entity in court can be intimidating,...
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Lane splitting is often a topic of debate amongst highway drivers. It can get motorcycle drivers through traffic faster and easier, as motorcycles are harder to maneuver in stop-and-go traffic. But, it can also put them at greater risk of an...
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Car accidents happen unexpectedly. According to the State Highway Safety Report, Massachusetts experiences an average of 355 fatalities from car accidents per year. This does not include the number of non-fatal accidents. The first thing to...
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The statute of limitations sets a deadline for when parties have the right to pursue legal action after an alleged offense. For most misdemeanors and felonies, the statute of limitations is six years in Massachusetts. However, the statute of...
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