Posts by Jessica Gray
Independent Contractors vs. Employees in Massachusetts Delivery Accidents
Whether a truck driver is classified as an employee or an independent contractor can affect your ability to file a claim against the driver’s employer. This classification can also determine which insurance company—the driver’s, the employer’s, or both—may be responsible for your claim. At Santoro & Gray, our Boston truck accident lawyers understand when a…
Read MoreFTCA Claims Against the Federal Government
While many personal injury claims involve other individuals (such as drivers) or businesses (such as manufacturers), many people in Massachusetts suffer harm due to the federal government. The right to file a personal injury claim against it is governed by the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA). At Santoro & Gray, our FTCA claim lawyers understand…
Read MoreSantoro & Gray Named to “Best Up & Coming Law Firms 2026” by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
Santoro & Gray has been selected by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly for its “In the Lead: Best Up & Coming Law Firms 2026” list for the second year in a row! This award recognizes firms launched within the past 10 years and highlights those positioned for continued success and growth. We’re proud to be recognized for…
Read MoreA Legal Guide to Storrowing
Many Bostonians are familiar with “Storrowing” due to the low bridges in Boston, the drivers who slam into them, and the resulting injuries, traffic chaos, and property damage. If you were hurt in such an incident or were the driver of a Storrowing vehicle, it is important to be aware of issues related to liability…
Read MoreMassachusetts Laws on Dangerous Children’s Products and Toy Recalls
Parents in Massachusetts expect toys, teething rings, and baby bath seats to be safe. But when a child’s product is defectively designed, poorly manufactured, or sold without proper warnings, the consequences can be devastating. Every year, hundreds of children’s products are recalled because they cause injuries or have preventable hazards. If your family is dealing…
Read MoreThe 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…
Read MoreEmployer 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.…
Read MoreWhy 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…
Read MoreHow to Deal with Insurance Companies After an Injury in MA
The best way to deal with the insurance companies after any type of accident is to contact our experienced personal injury lawyers. We can be your voice with the insurance companies and your advocate throughout the process. Our lawyers work step by step to prepare your case, so that when any settlement discussions begin, we…
Read MoreChild Fatally Hit by School Bus: Boston school bus crash kills UP Academy Dorchester student, CEO says
Link to article from The Boston Globe On his way home from school, a five-year-old boy was fatally struck by a school bus. On Monday, April 29, 2025, an UP Academy Dorchester student had just exited off the bus when he was hit. Witness Nathanial Thomas says he pulled up to his home in Hyde…
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