Chelmsford, MA
Personal injury Lawyer at Chelmsford, MA
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Workers Compensation ... +2 more
I agree with the attorneys who suggest just going through your own company. You certainly have the option of continuing to fight with the other...
Yes, the other driver's insurance company should pay for your property damage. The fact that you were uninsured doesn't change that.
Assuming that this is a Massachusetts workers' compensation claim (I see that you live in Massachusetts), the insurance company can no longer just...
The issue, as I see it, is how to avoid a "double-dipping" situation in which you collect unemployment benefits for a period in which you will be...
b think the first question you need to ask yourself is whether you believe you are capable of remaining gainfully employed. That is a hard question...
It's difficult to even guess how long it will take the local office to act on your request. There are numerous variables: how busy the local office...
You should contact the Massachusetts Department of Unemployment Assistance for an answer to this question. In Massachusetts, when you lump sum...
This is definitely a question that warrants a sit-down conversation with your own attorney. The scope of permissible discovery is broad, but it's...
First, I would suggest you immediately hire a Massachusetts workers compensation lawyer to file a claim to have the workers' compensation insurer...
If, as clearly appears to be the case, the driver was at fault, he - and therefore his insurance company (if he was insured) - is responsible for...
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