Unravelling Comparative Negligence in MA
Have you ever been in a car accident and thought, “What happens if it’s not entirely my fault?” In Massachusetts, accidents often involve shared fault, where both drivers share responsibility. Massachusetts uses comparative negligence to determine who is responsible...
Rideshare Accidents in Massachusetts: Claims and Compensation
What would you do if you were in a rideshare accident in Massachusetts, such as an Uber or Lyft crash? It’s not as straightforward as a regular car crash. There are more people involved, more rules to follow, and more confusion about who pays for damages. These...
Insurance Coverage for Injured Pedestrians: A Guide for Accident Victims
When a pedestrian is hit by a vehicle, life can turn upside down in an instant. With serious injuries, you may face mounting medical bills, time off work, and the physical and emotional challenges of recovery. After an accident, the last thing you want is confusion...
What’s the Difference Between a Settlement and a Verdict in Personal Injury Matters
Understanding the Difference Between a Settlement and a Verdict in Personal Injury Cases If you’ve been injured in an accident in Massachusetts, and it wasn’t your fault, you have choices to make. Now, you’re not just dealing with recovery; you’re also facing big...