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Losing a loved one in a truck accident is an unimaginable tragedy that leaves families grappling with grief, shock, and a devastating sense of loss. During such difficult times, understanding your legal rights and knowing where to turn for support can make all the difference.

We understand how devastating slip and fall or trip and fall accidents can be. One moment you're going about your day, the next you're on the ground, nursing injuries that were never in your plan.

Picture this: You're stepping outside your apartment on a frosty morning, and before you know it, your feet are swept out from under you. The culprit? An icy patch you didn't see. The aftermath? A painful injury and a whole lot of stress.

Car accidents can cause challenges in a variety of ways, from physical injuries to damage to your vehicle or legal issues arising over who was at fault for the crash. One device that has increased in popularity in recent years can be used to provide beneficial information about your accident—a dashcam.

If you’ve been in a car accident, you are probably emotionally exhausted, and you might very well be physically injured. Speaking to insurance companies—or anyone who is investigating the accident—can not only add stress to your situation but can jeopardize your chances of having your personal injury claim accepted.

The timeframe in which you have to file your lawsuit is called the statute of limitations. The majority of personal injury cases in Massachusetts have a statute of limitations of three years.

Ridesharing has been hailed as one of the great conveniences of modern life: easier than designating a driver, cheaper than a cab, and faster than waiting for the bus. When it comes to injuries incurred because of a rideshare driver’s recklessness or negligence, however, it is less clear how victims can receive compensation.

Personal injury settlements can include payment for various damages, such as lost earning capacity, emotional distress, medical bills, attorney fees, and more. While most financial compensation is considered taxable income, the IRS typically does not have involvement with injury settlements for damages associated with a settled claim.

Whether you’ve received a misdiagnosis, delay in treatment, or experienced adverse drug reactions, you have the right to file a claim for medical malpractice. Medical malpractice suits can be tricky to navigate, see the answers to frequently asked questions below.

If you’re injured in a ride-sharing vehicle, such as Uber or Lyft, you have a right to get compensation for your injuries and other damages. Financial responsibility typically falls on the insurance company of the at-fault driver, which may be the ride-sharing company’s driver or another driver involved in the accident who caused the crash.