How Building Code Violations Impact Liability in Injury Cases

When you look at the building codes used to guide the development of structures in Massachusetts and elsewhere, it’s important to remember that those guidelines didn’t come from nowhere. In many cases, they exist specifically because someone was harmed in a way that could have been prevented by that specific regulation. When a property owner…

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The Importance of Medical Documentation in Proving Your Case

It doesn’t matter if you’re injured in a car crash, slip and fall, dog attack, or other type of accident—every type of personal injury claim hinges on evidence. The more evidence you have to prove that the other party caused your injuries and that your injuries are serious enough to warrant compensation, the stronger your…

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Can Pedestrians Be Partially at Fault in an Accident?

When a pedestrian is hit by a car, there’s a common assumption that the driver is automatically at fault. Pedestrians are far more vulnerable in this situation than drivers, and drivers have an obligation to protect other road users from their vehicles. In many pedestrian accident cases, the driver is the sole at-fault party. However,…

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Employer Liability for Workplace Sexual Assault in Massachusetts

Being the victim of sexual assault at work is an overwhelming and painful experience. It can make you feel very alone and confused about what to do next. If you find yourself dealing with this, always know that support is available. The law offers ways to hold people accountable, and not just through criminal prosecution.…

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Why You Should Avoid Or Minimize Social Media After a Personal Injury

These days, sharing your life online has become second nature. Scrolling, liking, and posting are often daily habits most people don’t think twice about. However, things can change quickly if you’ve been hurt and plan to file a personal injury claim. In those moments, your regular social media activity deserves some extra attention. It’s essential…

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