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What are the Uninsured\ Motorist Laws in Massachusetts?

After an accident, a Massachusetts driver can usually collect damages from the at-fault party’s insurance. However, there is a chance that the other driver does not carry insurance, which could make receiving compensation difficult, if not impossible. Approximately 6% of Massachusetts drivers do not have insurance, putting themselves and other…

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Bollards Shield Pedestrians from Parking Lot Injuries

If you’ve been seriously injured in a parking lot accident, the at-fault driver might not be the only party responsible for the accident and your injuries. Parking lot owners and operators are required to maintain their premises in a safe condition for both motorists and pedestrians. This includes keeping the…

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SUVs More Deadly to Pedestrians Than Cars, Study Says

Motor vehicle crashes involving pedestrians rank among the worst types of crashes. They often result in serious injury or death. An unprotected pedestrian walking across the street or on the side of a road is simply no match for a speeding vehicle made of steel and weighs more than a…

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Joint and Several Liability in Massachusetts Crashes

In the Boston suburb of Brockton, a civil lawsuit over a school bus-teen car accident injury liability and damages is underway, with potentially millions of dollars on the line. Four high school students piled into a car on their way to school. It was the morning of the junior prom.…

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Identifying Fault and Liability after Massachusetts Traffic Accidents

A series of fatal car accidents in Boston illustrate the many common issues victims face in seeking compensation for damages. CBS Boston reported a police officer suffered serious injury in a 3-car crash in Worcester. In a separate incident, one man was killed in a 3-car crash in Auburn that occurred…

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Hit-and-run Injury Claims in Massachusetts

Hit-and-run collisions are back in the news after Boston police found a women dead in the street late Thursday afternoon. The 57-year old victim was located on Fottler and Hiawatha roads. She was pronounced deceased at the scene after “suffering from head trauma,” according to the Boston Police Department. The Associated…

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May Brings Motorcycle Safety Awareness to New England

May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. Most motorists think that means it’s time for motorcycle riders to brush up on their safety skills as the snow melts and motorcycles return to the roads. But in reality, it’s the motorists who need the safety reminder. Nationwide, about 1 in 5 fatal…

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Technology, Transportation, & Risks of Dangerous Defects

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported in March that 10 automakers are now producing more than half their new vehicles with automatic emergency braking (AEB) technology. It’s the latest sign that tomorrow’s vehicles will be increasingly reliant upon technology. We need look no further than the current controversy over…

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