Posts by Santoro & Gray
Santoro & Gray Participate in the Annual “Walk to the Hill” for Civil Legal Aid
On January 28, 2026, Santoro & Gray joined hundreds of legal professionals and law students for the 27th Annual “Walk to the Hill.” Held at the Massachusetts State House, participants urged legislators to support funding for civil legal aid. For many people in crisis in Massachusetts, civil legal aid is a lifeline. Additional funding would…
Read MoreHow 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…
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 MoreCommon Mistakes to Avoid After a Car Crash in Massachusetts
A car crash can leave victims shaken up, injured, and uncertain of what they should do next. In this state of mind, it is all too easy to make mistakes that can affect the medical care you receive and your legal rights as you seek compensation in the weeks and months to come. Insurance companies…
Read MoreCan 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,…
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 MoreCan Traffic Camera Footage Help Your Car Accident Claim in Boston?
If you’ve been hurt in a car accident in Boston, the steps you take next matter. Many drivers feel confused when dealing with insurance companies or filing a lawsuit. Almost everyone knows you need evidence, but not everyone is clear on what types are the most important. Knowing how to build a solid claim makes…
Read MoreHow Pre-Existing Conditions Affect Personal Injury Claims in Massachusetts
Getting injured because someone else was negligent is a stressful situation to find yourself in. It becomes even more stressful when the other party claims you were already injured and, therefore, shouldn’t be entitled to compensation. Many injured people in Massachusetts face this kind of pushback after a crash. The good news is, having a…
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 MoreBoston Magazine Recognizes Three Santoro & Gray Attorneys on Its 2025 Top Lawyers List
We’re proud to announce that three of our attorneys, Victoria Santoro, Jessica Gray, and Bradley Henry, made the 2025 Boston Magazine Top Lawyers list. This annual list includes Greater Boston’s most respected and accomplished attorneys, as nominated by their peers and vetted by an advisory board. Being named in the December 2025 issue of Boston…
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