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Man suffers injury in workplace accident

On behalf of posted in Workers' Compensation on Tuesday February 23, 2016

Everything that a person does likely has some degree of risk. Unfortunately, those who work in the construction industry in Massachusetts are likely very familiar with the possibility of injury, or even death, as a result of a workplace accident. In fact, all workers face the potential of injury while completing their job responsibilities, prompting states to require employees to provide workers' compensation insurance coverage. One out-of-state man may qualify for these benefits after an accident at a construction site sent him to the hospital. The man was reportedly working on scaffolding approximately 25 feet in the air. Officials say…

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Failure to diagnose meningitis led to permanent harm

On behalf of posted in Medical Malpractice on Thursday February 18, 2016

There is nothing more stressful for parents in Massachusetts than to realize that their infant is seriously ill. When taking a child to the hospital, parents expect that medical care workers will research every reasonable possibility until the cause of their child's illness is discovered and properly treated. Unfortunately, one out-of-state family claims that a hospital's failure to diagnose bacterial meningitis resulted in a delay of treatment that caused serious damage. Court reports indicate that the then 3-month-old was taken to the hospital named as the defendant in the recent medical malpractice case. The child was eventually admitted, but the hospital reportedly…

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Massachusetts charges could support a wrongful death claim

On behalf of posted in wrongful death on Tuesday February 9, 2016

Many people in Massachusetts pursue paths that are dedicated to others. For example, one nurse trained to run a marathon in order to raise funds for the neonatal intensive care unit for the hospital that employed her. Unfortunately, police believe that her selfless plan was ended when she was struck by a driver under the influence of drugs. While criminal charges have recently been filed against the driver believed to have caused the woman's death, her surviving family members also have the option of pursuing a wrongful death claim in civil court. Reports indicate that the victim was training for…

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Neighbors express shock over Massachusetts pedestrian accident

On behalf of posted in Pedestrian Accidents on Friday February 5, 2016

While people in Massachusetts experience snow on a fairly regular basis, they often do not let it impede their lives. Officials work to ensure that roads and sidewalks are clear, and many people continue their daily routines, including going for walks around their neighborhood. Unfortunately, one man was recently killed in a pedestrian accident allegedly caused by a snow plow. Reports indicate that the man was a short distance from his house at the time of the accident. According to reports, he was struck by a town sidewalk snow plow. The 89-year-old victim was pronounced dead after being transported to the hospital.…

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Woman dragged 3 miles after hit by a car in Massachusetts

On behalf of posted in Pedestrian Accidents on Thursday February 4, 2016

There are some incidents so horrible that they are difficult to fathom. Unfortunately, reports indicate that one woman in Massachusetts has recently gone through such an experience. Police claim that she was dragged for three miles after she was hit by a car. The incident happened during the early morning hours of a day in early February. Police say that a sports utility vehicle driven by a 44-year-old woman struck a married couple as they walked in Massachusetts. The 56-year-old man was reportedly found near the scene of the collision. While he suffered serious injuries, he is expected to survive. Unfortunately,…

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Principal killed in workplace accident saved students

On behalf of posted in Workers' Compensation on Tuesday February 2, 2016

Educators in Massachusetts and across the country are often known for their dedication to the safety and well-being of their students. They frequently put in additional time and money into their profession to ensure that their students receive the best possible education. A recent out-of-state workplace accident reveals that some educators are willing to place their own lives in danger to protect the children for which they are responsible. The incident occurred one afternoon in late January. According to reports, a bus jumped a curb, striking the school's principal and two students. While the principal died as a result of injuries suffered…

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