Statute of Limitations in Massachusetts: Time is of the Essence
What is the Statute of Limitations? A statute of limitations the deadline within which a lawsuit must be filed, or criminal charges must be brought against a person or entity. Once the statute of limitations expires, the right to pursue legal action is typically lost, and the defendant can raise the defense of the expired […]
How to Obtain Crash or Accident Report
Requesting Records in Massachusetts If you’ve been involved in a car accident in Massachusetts, you can obtain a crash report by following these steps: Determine which police department responded to the accident. The police department that responded to the accident will have a copy of the crash report. Visit the police department’s website or call […]
What Happens if Your Uber/Lyft Gets into an Accident?
What to Do Immediately After a Car Accident
Car accidents on U.S. highways continue to climb despite remarkable improvements in car safety. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, about 13 accidents occur on U.S. roads every minute. These car crashes have a massive impact on the economy, with estimates showing a $474 billion dent in 2020. How do you make sure you’re not the […]
Slip and Fall in a Store: What to Do?
A slip and fall accident should not be taken lightly. According to the WHO, falls are the second leading cause of death globally resulting from unintentional injury. Slip and fall accidents are prevalent in households and stores. However, in a store, they may fall under a personal injury claim. If you suffer from this accident while […]
NCAA v. Alston: What Does it Mean and is There Opportunity?
It finally happened, and it is long overdue. “The NCAA is not above the law” was the final line of Justice Kavanaugh’s majority opinion finding the NCAA’s regulations restricting collegiate athlete compensation to certain types of education-related benefits as a violation of the Sherman Anti-trust Act. The ruling technically has a very limited scope: that […]
Forming and Organizing Your Cannabis Company: Getting Your Ducks in a Row: Part 2
Sales of recreational marijuana began in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 2018. Since then, we have had many clients interested in getting involved in the cannabis industry, whether growing, dispensing, or otherwise. Setting up a cannabis business properly from the very beginning is essential, especially with the multitude of differences among state and federal laws. […]
Forming and Organizing Your Cannabis Company: Getting Your Ducks in a Row: Part 1
Sales of recreational marijuana began in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 2018. Since then, we have had many clients interested in getting involved in the cannabis industry, whether growing, dispensing, or otherwise. Setting up a cannabis business properly from the very beginning is essential, especially with the multitude of differences among state and federal laws. […]
