Boston, MA
Personal injury Lawyer at Boston, MA
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Defective and Dangerous Products ... +2 more
It happens too frequently in the Boston area: the gas company or a contractor carelessly causes a gas leak with the resulting destruction of a home or business. If luck prevails, no one is killed or in...
See Full GuideSexual Assault and Abuse Emotional Injuries - How does the victim prove her/his injury where the harm suffered is most frequently emotional trauma? Personal injury cases most frequently involve physic...
See Full GuideThe Consumer Products Safety Commission is the federal agency charged with "...protecting the public from unreasonable risks of serious injury or death from thousands of types of consumer products..." ...
See Full GuideMost insurance policies do not provide insurance against the intentional, wrongful acts of the insured. Thus, in a claim against the perpetrator of a sexual assault or abuse, his homeowner's, automob...
See Full GuideBeing a victim of a sexual assault or sexual abuse has long-term consequences the severity of which often only become fully apparent years after the sexual assault or abuse occurs. The criminal side of...
See Full GuideThe recent news of Tom Brady's early morning car crash suggested a review of Massachusetts No-Fault law. Fortunately, Brady was uninjured and so would have no need to apply for No-Fault or Personal Inj...
See Full GuideThe general rule in Massachusetts law is that an employer is not liable for the intentional acts (in this case the crime of sexual assault or rape) carried out by its employees. There are, however, a n...
See Full GuideThere are two basic fact patterns that lead to a finding of negligence on the part of a company for failing to prevent a sexual assault. In the first, the assault is committed by an employee of the com...
See Full GuideMassachusetts, on September 30, 2010, joins the growing list of states to ban texting while operating a motor vehicle. While the new Massachusetts cell phone use while driving law provides fines for...
See Full GuideThe Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, on July 26, 2010, dramatically changed the rules of a landowner's liability for personal injuries caused by snow and ice. The Papadopoulos case put to rest the...
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