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Workplace Injury Results in $8.25M Jury Award

On April 12, 2018 a Massachusetts jury returned a verdict in favor of Brian Goodrich in the amount of $8.25 million. The award comes after years of litigation beginning in 2013 when Mr. Goodrich’s head was nearly crushed because the jack holding up a piece of equipment failed. He suffered…

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Sexagenarian Injured by Turkey Crashing through her Windshield

“Turkey town” sees another car accident caused by a turkey flying through a windshield. On Friday the 13th of April, a 60-year old woman was driving on Route 25 in Wareham in the early hours of the morning when a turkey smashed through her windshield completely destroying it; her Volvo XC90…

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Hit-and-Run Accident Sends Man to Hospital in Brockton

At noon on April 12th, in Brockton, a vehicle attempted to make a left turn onto Nilsson Avenue from Warren Avenue and collided into a Honda Accord and another driver. The vehicle fled the scene and Brockton Police later uncovered it on Fulton Street where they learned it was reported…

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Flatbed Truck Runs Over Man, Crashes Into Tree

Earlier this afternoon, as two flatbed truck workers were loading a Honda Accord onto the tow truck, the truck began to roll and ran over one of the workers. He was taken away in an ambulance. The Pipo’s Towing truck ended up descending approximately 250 feet down hill. This occurred…

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Piece of Metal Crashed Through Window of Honda Odyssey Seriously Injuring Driver on Route 128

Around 11:00 am, April 11, 2018, a driver travelling along Route 128 in Waltham had a piece of metal smash through their windshield, hitting them and causing serious injuries. The Honda Odyssey was travelling down Route 128, near Exit 26, when a tractor lost a piece of equipment which crashed…

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Evidentiary Practice in Boston Personal Injury Lawsuits

Most Boston personal injury claims will settle prior to going to trial. Mainly, this is due to the fact the insurance company will assess the possible risk of going to trial and the cost of defending an action at trial and usually offer based upon these calculations. However, if an insurance…

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Report: Surgery Centers Gain Steam at Cost to Patient Well-Being

Not long ago, a series of mistakes at an eye surgery clinic in West Springfield resulted in five patients suffering from blindness. Each had been operated on the same Tuesday morning in what was promised to be a quick, 15-minute outpatient procedure. Blindness in general is a rare complication for…

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Birth Injuries in Massachusetts: Medical Malpractice and the Risk of Birth Defects

MassLive is reporting Massachusetts is included in the Center for Disease Control’s study of birth defects related to the Zika virus. CDC data suggests 3 of of every 1,000 babies born in 15 states, including Massachusetts, had a birth defect possibly related to the Zika virus in 2016. Primarily contracted…

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Are Sunroofs Safe? Feature Grows in Popularity, But Regulations Stagnant

More than a dozen years ago, a teenager was paralyzed in a single-vehicle crash after being thrown from the closed sunroof of her sport utility vehicle. She and her family filed Hankins v. Ford in a federal court in Mississippi, alleging her severe personal injuries were the result of a defective…

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Report: Nursing Home Neglect Higher in For-Profit Facilities

There are simply some fields for which non-profit ventures are generally better suited. Nursing home care appears to be one of those. A recent report by Kaiser Health News appears to back growing anecdotal evidence of this, revealing that mission-driven non-profit organizations on the whole have better track records than…

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