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Massachusetts attorneys can help after workplace accident

On behalf of posted in Workers' Compensation on Thursday April 9, 2015

People across the state of Massachusetts report to work every day. They work hard to support themselves and their families. Most are professionals who want to ensure their own personal safety, as well as the safety of their co-workers, and, as a result, they strive to follow all health and safety recommendations. Unfortunately, accidents with expensive ramifications still occur. If you have been injured in a workplace accident, you are likely entitled to workers' compensation benefits. Workers' compensation is insurance provided by an employer. In the event of a workplace accident, the benefits provide compensation for lost wages, medical expenses,…

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Workers’ compensation in Massachusetts

On behalf of posted in Workers' Compensation on Friday February 20, 2015

In every form of employment, employees face some degree of risk. While it is in an employer's best interest to protect the safety of its workers, accidents can still occur. Unfortunately, a workplace accident can have serious consequences for a worker and his or her family. Most would agree that an injured worker's employer should be responsible for the financial ramifications of a workplace accident. As a result, Massachusetts law requires employers to provide workers' compensation insurance coverage for each of their employees. Workers' compensation is a form of insurance that protects workers in the event of an illness of injury caused…

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Latest in Massachusetts auto accidents leaves man and dog injured

On behalf of posted in car accidents on Friday September 19, 2014

Many people enjoy outdoor activities in the company of their cherished four-footed companions. These same people may never consider that their lives could be abruptly altered after being involved in auto accidents. However, Massachusetts residents can become victims to one of these collisions whenever they leave their homes to exercise or enjoy their regular activities. Recently, Massachusetts police responded to the scene of an accident involving a bicyclist, his dog and a motorist. According to the report, the man was biking along the street, and his dog was traveling alongside the bicycle. A man who was traveling in the west lane of a local route struck the pair. The bicyclist was initially…

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Mother suffers back injury after jump to save baby from fire

On behalf of posted in Spinal Cord Injuries on Friday May 9, 2014

Many tenants in Massachusetts apartment buildings are not prepared for the event of a fire breaking out in the building. The shock and confusion in the event of such a fire make it difficult for the occupants to know what action to take. This is especially true when a mother and baby are trapped by the flames. One mother, now suffering serious back injury, recently jumped down three stories to save her child. A fire broke out in a building in Haverhill on a recent Wednesday afternoon. The devastating blaze affected 46 people in 16 apartments, including a mother and her…

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Massachusetts company cited to prevent workplace accident

On behalf of posted in Workers' Compensation on Saturday February 15, 2014

When a company appears to take the safety of its workers for granted, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration can step in. The agency can levy fines and penalties reaching thousands of dollars if they think it is warranted. The cost to the company is considered a deterrent to unsafe practices, meant to help prevent a future workplace accident from happening. A Massachusetts excavation company is facing fines of nearly $150,000. The penalty was assessed for safety violations incurred while the company's workers were completing a water pipe installation. According to OSHA officials, the investigation was prompted by anonymous complaints about the…

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Massachusetts man’s back injury prompts letter to Santa

On behalf of posted in Spinal Cord Injuries on Wednesday December 18, 2013

Although the Christmas season should be a time of happiness and good will, for many people it can often end up being a very stressful occasion. Extra expenses on top of the standard monthly bills can strain an already too-tight budget. A Massachusetts man who suffered a back injury last year knows this reality all too well. The man sent a letter to Globe Santa asking for assistance. He stated that he is a single parent raising two little girls on his own. He explained that he suffered a back injury last year that affected both his legs and caused damage to…

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Workplace accident causes fines for Massachusetts bakery

On behalf of posted in Workers' Compensation on Tuesday November 5, 2013

Workplace accidents can result in substantial fines and penalties from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration if the company in question is found to be in violation of safety regulations or allowing unsafe practices in their workplace. When someone is injured on the job in Massachusetts, a worker's compensation claim can coincide with the OSHA investigation. The worker's compensation claim can help provide the person who had the workplace accident with often sorely needed insurance benefits to cover medical bills and lost income for time missed from the job while recovering. A Massachusetts bakery was recently cited by OSHA after one of the bakery's…

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Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts warns bicyclists

On behalf of posted in brain injury on Saturday August 24, 2013

With the current summer weather, many people may be thinking about taking their bicycles out for a spin. However, bicyclists should be careful since 630 people die from a head injury related to riding bicycles annually. Over 50,000 people experience bicycle-related head injuries nationwide every year. This is why the Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts (BIA-MA) is adamant about its warning to not overlook safety when riding a bicycle. BIA-MA and other experts say there are a variety of precautions one can take in order to decrease the chances of experiencing an injury while bicycling. One of the most important…

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Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts warns bicyclists

On behalf of posted in brain injury on Friday August 23, 2013

With the current summer weather, many people may be thinking about taking their bicycles out for a spin. However, bicyclists should be careful since 630 people die from a head injury related to riding bicycles annually. Over 50,000 people experience bicycle-related head injuries nationwide every year. This is why the Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts (BIA-MA) is adamant about its warning to not overlook safety when riding a bicycle. BIA-MA and other experts say there are a variety of precautions one can take in order to decrease the chances of suffering a brain injury or other catastrophe while bicycling. One…

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