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Getting injured on public property — on an MBTA platform, in a city building, in a government-maintained park, or in a vehicle accident involving a city or state employee —

One of the most common reasons people with real injuries talk themselves out of pursuing a claim is a pre-existing condition. The logic goes something like this: the insurance company

A slip and fall happens in a second. What follows — the decisions you make in the minutes and hours after, the way the scene is documented, how the incident

Being hit by another driver when you did nothing wrong is one thing. Navigating what comes next is another. You have options — legal options that belong to you because

The call usually comes sooner than you expect. You are still dealing with the shock of what happened, possibly in the middle of medical appointments, and an adjuster from the

Walking away from an accident feeling relatively okay is not the same as being uninjured. The two things can look identical at first — and that is exactly the problem.

After a car accident in Massachusetts, one of the first things you will hear about is no-fault insurance. It sounds simple — your own insurance covers your initial losses, regardless

When a person dies because someone else was careless, the law’s response can feel both distant and confusing to the family left behind. There is grief to carry, arrangements to

There is a particular kind of violation in being hurt not by an accident but by another person’s deliberate act, in a place where you had every reason to feel

Most people in Massachusetts who drive a car carry a kind of protection they never think about until they need it. After a crash, no matter who caused it, their