Injury Accident on I-290 EB in Auburn

Monday morning, April 30, 2018, a crash occurred in Auburn on I-290 EB. A black Toyota was involved in an injury crash which caused a response from the Massachusetts Fire Department and the Massachusetts Police Department. The accident happened around 9:52 am on the I-290 EB.

Due to the accident, police closed the right lane of traffic on the I-290. They closed the lane long enough to clear the accident and conduct a preliminary investigation. Once the accident was cleared and the injured person was tended to, the lanes were reopened to traffic.

It has not been made clear how many cars were involved or how much damage was caused to the vehicles.

Minor injuries were reported, but specific injuries were not identified. The identities of those involved in the accident have not yet been released.

VEHICLE ACCIDENTS

After a car accident, there are important rules that you need to follow in order to protect yourself. You should make sure you get prompt medical attention, if needed, document any damage that may have happened, and you should not discuss the accident with any one else. Insurance companies do not have your best interest at heart. They want to settle the case for the least amount possible, regardless of what is needed to cover basic medical costs or lost wages.

If you have been involved in an accident that caused you to sustain injuries, an experienced attorney is vital to your case and obtaining the compensation you deserve. The legal aspects of your case can be complicated and should be the last thing on your mind. The attorneys and staff at the Jeffrey Glassman Injury Lawyers are here to help you and would like to talk to you as soon as possible to get you the best outcome possible. Call us today at (617) 777-7777 for your free consultation.

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